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What are the differences: Django, Apache, AWS


I'm studying web and confused about the concepts of Django, Apache, and AWS.

I have an experience of developing web backend with Django and AWS.

Django handled the interactions between web browser and server.

AWS enabled the clients to share the same server and data.

But, what is Apache? This wasn't considered during the development.

According to my research, Apache is web server application.

But, I can't tell the exact difference of it with AWS.

Does AWS include Apache?

Please help me make sure what Apache is. Thanks :)


Solution

  • Django

    Django itself is web framework used for developing web applications based on python. Which is used for making development proccess more simple and easy. It provides various built in things such as Django ORM, Forms, Security, Authentication, Admin and many third party packages that are available on django packages. Which enables you to develop your application rapidly.

    AWS

    AWS stands for amazon web services which provides cloud applications such as computation units, cloud storage, databases, cache servers and so on. It provides computation units to deploy your web apps on. i.e EC2 intances (Elastic compute cloud). As well as it provides database such as RDS (Amazon relational database) along with S3 buckets (Amazon storage) for storing media files and serving static ones.

    Apache

    Apache is web server which is used to deploy web applications on production. You can setup Apache web server on you premises or let you setup in cloud platform such as Amazon EC2 instances. By defalt Django or any other web apps run on single thread which do not give better performance. Apchae web server enables you to run multiple threads/ workers to handle parallel request simultaneously.

    By putting all together You can develop you application using Django framework. Than choose AWS for deployment steps. i.e EC2 instance for Apache web server setup, RDS or any other database instance and S3 bucket for storage option.

    Please note that this setup may be vary upon your requirements