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Apache Tomcat is an open-source implementation of the Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages, Java Expression Language and Java WebSocket technologies. It powers numerous large-scale, mission-critical web applications across a diverse range of industries.
Apache Tomcat is a widely adopted open-source software implementation of the core Java web serving technologies. It is designed to power dynamic web sites and web applications written in Java.
Tomcat solves the problem of needing a standard, efficient, and reliable server environment to host and execute Java web applications and dynamic web content.
Provides a robust and scalable environment for running Java-based web applications.
Supports modern web communication standards.
Offers flexible deployment options for web applications packaged as WAR files.
Tomcat is used in a variety of scenarios ranging from small-scale internal tools to large-scale enterprise systems and microservices.
Hosting traditional Java EE (now Jakarta EE) web applications packaged as WAR files.
Provides a compliant and reliable environment for standard Java web applications.
Used as the embedded web server within modern frameworks like Spring Boot to deploy self-contained applications.
Enables building executable JARs with an embedded web container for easier deployment.
Serving dynamic content and acting as a backend for AJAX-heavy web interfaces or single-page applications.
Efficiently handles dynamic requests and can be integrated with frontend proxies like Nginx or Apache HTTP Server.
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