
Parse Platform
6.5#4 in application serversAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | Parse Platform | Phusion Passenger |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Parse Server can run on infrastructure that supports Node.js, including users’ own infrastructure. | Passenger can run locally or on a remote cloud server, and its features page also describes Docker integration. |
| Open source | The site describes Parse Platform as an open-source backend that can be deployed anywhere and gives users control of their data. | The open-source version is free and community supported, and includes arbitrary app hosting, web server integration, request and response buffering, and privilege separation. |
| Product | Parse Platform describes itself as a complete backend solution for mobile and web applications. | Passenger is an application server that runs and automatically manages web applications. |
| Security | Parse supports access control lists for restricting access to objects. | Passenger says it defends against slow client attacks and common HTTP parser exploits and uses privilege separation. |
| Support | The site directs users to the community forum, Slack, Discord, GitHub, and Stack Overflow for help and discussion. | Support tiers offer between one ticket per year and unlimited tickets, with stated response times ranging from five days to two hours. |
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Parse Platform suits developers building mobile or web applications who want an open-source backend they can deploy on their own infrastructure or elsewhere. It requires attention to deployment security and database index management.
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