Being somewhat new to tech and confused about the differences between servers and all, this is the first video that completely clarifies everything for me. After watching this, the first thing that came to mind was "Who on earth is this guy?" You did justice to this and i've followed. Will go through other videos now. You're simply the best. Thanks.
I find it amazing that there are so many videos out there and I mean loads of videos that try to explain this stuff and unfortunately you come away more confused. The garbage they waffle off is ridiculous, but this guy has it spot on, clearly explained, slowly with great, simple examples thank you so much! 🙏
I am new to the tech field and this is the only video in RUclips that enabled me to understand what web servers and application servers mean. Thank you so much!😄😄👏👏
Still no one explains HOW the comms between you "application server" i guess the API, and the application services actually work, you can draw all the arrows you want. what type of request is sent to the application service and how are they queued? I can think of a few ways to do it, but I want to know best practices. Moving on to the next video.
I have a domain name that an app is using via apache2. I am building an e-commerce with django. How do I set it up so the app and the website is able to use the same domain? Best practice?
So when we install Apache tomacat software in the brand new server then it becomes Web server when we install the application software in the brand new server then it becomes App server when we install database software in the brand new server then it becomes db server Please confirm if my understand is right or wrong?
Being somewhat new to tech and confused about the differences between servers and all, this is the first video that completely clarifies everything for me. After watching this, the first thing that came to mind was "Who on earth is this guy?" You did justice to this and i've followed. Will go through other videos now. You're simply the best. Thanks.
I find it amazing that there are so many videos out there and I mean loads of videos that try to explain this stuff and unfortunately you come away more confused. The garbage they waffle off is ridiculous, but this guy has it spot on, clearly explained, slowly with great, simple examples thank you so much! 🙏
bravo friend, this is without a doubt the most clear in concise discussion of this topic i have found
I am new to the tech field and this is the only video in RUclips that enabled me to understand what web servers and application servers mean. Thank you so much!😄😄👏👏
Thank you so much brother... You are great. You accepted my request... Really appreciated. 🔥🔥🔥
Didn't like to let you down, it isn't the best but I hope if you watch it, it will help you.
You are doing great for the programming community. 👍🔥🔥
ive watched other videos on same topic but i gained knowledge only from this one..thanks
By far there clearest explanation I have come across.
Great explanation, keep these awesome videos up!
What is an API and how is it related to web and app servers? Thanks a bunch for your detailed video.
best video on youtube about application and web server.
Great video, clear, concise, informative. Thanks for making it.
Such a concise and amazing presentation and explanation! Thank you so much 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you...great explanations🤝
Thank you very much for this video. It's an amazing work, what you've done.
wow...i realy love the explaination
Thank you!
Beautiful presentation sir,thank you!
Splendid explanation!
Awesome sir🙏❤
Really useful, thanks!
Still no one explains HOW the comms between you "application server" i guess the API, and the application services actually work, you can draw all the arrows you want. what type of request is sent to the application service and how are they queued? I can think of a few ways to do it, but I want to know best practices. Moving on to the next video.
Thanks for the theory but can u also provide the actual implementation by deploying with load balancer and ssl for django project
I have a domain name that an app is using via apache2. I am building an e-commerce with django. How do I set it up so the app and the website is able to use the same domain? Best practice?
Hi Chris, the domain name is used for an app, what type of app you taking about?
@@veryacademy it's a music/beat app that also has a unity developed game
So when we install Apache tomacat software in the brand new server then it becomes Web server
when we install the application software in the brand new server then it becomes App server
when we install database software in the brand new server then it becomes db server
Please confirm if my understand is right or wrong?
Great thanks
Thanks 🙏