“AbriaSoft, an Open Source software solutions provider,
announced today the release of its Apache powered Lancelot server
for Windows and Linux platforms. With this release, AbriaSoft
achieved another landmark by becoming the first company to launch a
commercial grade Apache-based web server solution for the Microsoft
Windows platform.”
“Lancelot provides the scalability, reliability, security and
performance that mission-critical e-commerce sites need. This makes
the product a must for any firm or individual that is planning an
e-commerce site deployment,” says Paul Afshar, Chief Executive
Officer of AbriaSoft. “The product is a strong competitor to
Covalent’s Raven, and RedHat’s Stronghold server, and is much more
attractively priced than either of these products,” he added.”
“Lancelot is a secure commercial grade SSL web server with
full-strength, 128-bit encryption. Support for server side
scripting is provided in the form of a Perl module, and the product
supports easy scripted access to many databases.”
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