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Apache is an open source, cross-platform and completely free command-line software designed to implemented a web server on any Linux and UNIX-like operating system for serving files via the HTTP and HTTPS protocols. The world’s most used web server...

The goal of the Subversion project is to build a version control system that is a compelling replacement for CVS in the open source community. It is developed and distributed by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Apache Subversion is a command-line...

Apache Ant doesn't work on top of a shell like the aforementioned projects, but on top of Java itself. Ant can be used to allow administrators to manage various facets of their projects using a XML-based configuration file. This file can be used to store...

Apache Cassandra was initially built by Facebook for their own servers and services, using principles developed by Google and Amazon for BigTable and DynamoDB. Currently the project was donated to the Apache Foundation who continues to developed it...

Apache ActiveMQ natively supports Java clients via a Java Message Service (JMS) client, but the library also supports cross-language clients as well. This means ActiveMQ can inter-connect clients and servers communicating from different programming...

Apache NiFi was created for distributed computing systems where data is processed on multiple servers before being sent to the user or to a storage container. While this might seem as a very complicated and time-consuming task, NiFi comes with a Web-based...

Apache jUDDI is a basic tool for building enterprise-ready Web services to use in your Java applications. The UDDI protocol itself is a XML-based markup language that sets up a series of protocols for describing and discovering data and other resources...

Apache Avro provides a way to serialize data using JSON schemas. These schema files are always present with the data, allowing developers to ship both the data and its structure to any application that may need it. Because of this data can be read and...

Axis2 is the successor to the widely used Apache Axis SOAP implementation. While the original Axis project worked with SOAP 1.0, Axis2 implements the newer SOAP 1.1 and 1.2 stacks. Besides support for the newer version of the protocol, core changes have...

Apache Libcloud was created to simplify the process of writing cloud-based services and applications. Libcloud offers a common API which developers can use to abstract their operations onto, and let the library's code handle all the differences between...