TOP WEB SERVERS IN 2020

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TOP WEB SERVERS IN 2020⠀


 ๐Ÿ‘‰What is server 
A server is a computer connected to the Internet, with software that allows it to store or 'host' the pieces of your website: the code, the images, the video clips and anything else that makes up your site. It’s called a server because it ‘serves’ up the right content when requested — that is, when someone wants to view a page on your website.

๐Ÿ‘‰How provide web server
There are many companies and services that will rent you space on a server and host your website. Just like a brick-and-mortar shop, you pay an ongoing hosting fee, which is a bit like paying rent, leaving them to take care the technical aspects of running a server so you don’t have to.

✔Nginx⠀
✔Apache⠀
✔IIS
✔Lighttpd⠀

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