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ORDS running on Apache Tomcat versus default Jetty server?
jnovak3m
Member Posts: 3 Green Ribbon
We're trying to decide whether or not to run my clients ORDS on Apache Tomcat or the default Jetty server.
What is the advantage of running ORDS on Apache Tomcat versus the embedded Jetty server?
Answers
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You get all the features of Apache Tomcat, and if you're already running that, one less service (Jetty) to monitor/administer.
