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                <p>Viriatum is the new <strong>minimalistic web server</strong>, targeting enthusiasts
                that love simplicity and speed at the same time.</p>
                <p>It's core design is based on the concept of asynchronous non blocking I/O server and is
                meant to be able to handle as much as one million connections at a given time.</p>
                <p>Viriatum also takes a <strong>modular approach</strong> to the problem and allows
                the loading of 3rd party modules providing functionality like: WSGI, PHP, Lua, etc. to
                the core.</p>
                <p>The current licensing model is the Apache License, Version 2.0 which allows Viriatum to
                be freely used and integrated and/or used with other Apache license based projects.</p>
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