Comparison Zope vs Apache

Zope is a Python-based web application server. It was released in 1998 and it is available as an open source. It boasts of one of the largest communities in the world with many developers and companies actively involved in it. Zope is used to manage content and create applications. It doesn’t require the payment of licensing fees for its use. Zope is preferred by its users for its ease in helping develop web applications. It requires minimal costs for the deployment of a project. It is also object-oriented and allows its users to concentrate on the issues at hand. It is also available for integration with Oracle and MySQL. It can be used alongside various third-party products as well.

Apache provides a web server software provided by Apache Software Foundation. It is open-source software that can be downloaded for free. Its range of features includes Unix threading, a new build system, multiprotocol support, and support for non-unix platforms along with IPv6 support. It also comes with Apache filtering, Multilanguage error responses, native windows NT Unicode support along with a simple configuration. Apache server is recognized for its flexibility. It also has an active community and gets frequent updates. It provides extensive documentation to its users as well. Apache server is used by well-known companies such as IBM, eBay, Adobe, LinkedIn, Facebook and GTMetrix.