Web/Deploy

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Deployment/Backend options for your haskell web code. See Web/Cloud for cloud deployment options.

IHP

includes its own server. The fastest way to deploy your IHP app is by using IHP Cloud. You can also build and deploy your IHP app on your own server by following the Deployment Guide.

Happstack

includes its own server. see Web/Frameworks

Yesod

Yesod targets WAI backends. See WAI + FastCGI below for another option. The premier WAI backend is the Warp web server. see Web/Frameworks

(Fast)CGI + WAI

Use a webserver like nginx, lighttpd, or Apache. These servers would communicate with your web applications using CGI or FastCGI. See wai-handler-fastcgi for a library which connects FastCGI with the WAI interface. A search for wai-handler shows the various options available. See the deployment chapter of the Yesod book to see how to configure the various servers and FastCGI to host WAI applications.

Snap

includes its own server. see Web/Frameworks

(Fast)CGI

Use CGI or FastCGI to talk to another web server. See this tutorial on simple CGI programming for a simple example.

MFlow

MFlow targets WAI backends (as well as HACK backends, which are discontinued). See WAI + FastCGI above for another option. The premier WAI backend is the Warp web server. see Web/Frameworks

Other

Check out the documentation for others frameworks listed at Web/Framework