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I want to know how Java (JSP) on Tomcat compares with PHP on Apache in terms of performance.

Two servers with the same hardware configurations, one using Tomcat / Java (JSP) and the other Apache / PHP, both servers maximized the number of connections they can handle at the same time. Will they be close or break away from the other by a large margin? I just want to know if Tomcat / Java (JSP) will be a big success if I switch to it against PHP. If anyone can give a detailed answer about why one is faster than the other, that would be surprising. The links are also great, I could not find anything surprising on the Internet.

Please, it doesn’t matter that Java is against PHP wars, it is only performance not related to the languages ​​themselves.

Note. If there are any other problems that I would have to switch to Java with PHP, please let me know. I REALLY hate asking this question because I'm usually the first person to say “the program is what you like,” but in my situation I need what is good for the projects I'm working on. I know that there are large sites in JSP, but that does not mean that they are better.

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