In my experience, Apache Web Server has been a good and stable solution. We do not have any problems with crashes or availability. If you stay upgraded with the current version of Apache and we do our job with maintenance, we don't have any problems. With the research for security and setup, we can make this more secure than the IAS (Integrated Access Systems). Because we use this roadmap, we have not had any crashes or any problems with the system. We just know to stay aware of releases and upgrades and take care of them when required.  

It is very stable. I'd rate the reliability nine out of ten. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

Stability, Compared to other open source web Server, Apache web server is a top one on our Internet. And if I opt for an open source web server you would go with, I would choose Apache web server, and the other one is NGINX. 

But I prefer Apache because of its flexibility and easy configuration. Also, NGINX has a load balancer, which is just a part of things.

It is a stable product. I haven't had any major crashes. I'm actually considering moving it to AWS to learn more about cloud deployment, but on-premises has been reliable so far.

I just have to manage the solution. 

It offers good stability capabilities.

It is a very stable product. I would give it a ten out of ten for stability.

I rate the platform’s stability a ten out of ten.

The tool is stable. 

It's an extremely reliable web server that performs its tasks exceptionally well.

I rate its stability as an eight. It could be even better.

It's very stable, and it hosts one of the biggest of many biggest web applications in the world. It is used widely by many companies. Since they are still using it, I think it's still stable, and we don't have a problem with our application when they're using the Apache Web Server.

It is stable.

With Apache, you can't update the system. There is a big gap between models. I don't like this.

The solution is extremely stable. We haven't had any issues with bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's been reliable.

This is a stable solution. One of the people I know is the system administrator of some systems that I have deployed in the past, and those systems are stable today.