Websites Using Resin

Resin is a high-performance Java application server developed by Caucho Technology that supports servlet containers and web service deployment. It offers features like load balancing, caching, and clustering for enterprise Java applications.

Categories: Web server

Official website: https://caucho.com

10 websites using Resin

• 3c2asports.org
• goreivers.com
• cccaasports.org
• bentleypublishers.com
• ferrisstatebulldogs.com
• d3hoops.com
• usports.ca
• d3football.com
• ret.ru
• partnerconsole.net

Resin is ranked #69 of 94 in Web server by website adoption.

Web server alternatives ranked by popularity

1. Nginx — 73,188 websites
2. Apache HTTP Server — 43,010 websites
3. Apache — 41,888 websites
4. LiteSpeed — 11,970 websites
5. IIS — 7,588 websites
6. OpenResty — 4,300 websites
7. Caddy — 782 websites
8. Tengine — 698 websites
9. Google Web Server — 645 websites
10. Kestrel — 516 websites

Technologies commonly used with Resin

• Java — 100% co-occurrence
• Amazon Web Services — 80% co-occurrence
• Google Analytics — 80% co-occurrence
• Amazon Route 53 — 80% co-occurrence
• Fastly — 70% co-occurrence
• Amazon CloudFront — 70% co-occurrence
• Open Graph — 70% co-occurrence
• Twitter Widget — 60% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Resin

WhatStack detects Resin by analyzing HTTP headers, HTML source code, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries using signature-based pattern matching across 10 different analyzers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Resin?

Resin is a high-performance Java application server developed by Caucho Technology that supports servlet containers and web service deployment. It offers features like load balancing, caching, and clustering for enterprise Java applications.

How many websites use Resin?

WhatStack has detected Resin on 10 websites in our database.

How do you detect Resin?

We analyze HTTP headers, HTML source, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries to identify Resin with high accuracy using signature-based pattern matching.