And I actually wondered for a short moment whether there is any DBMS with a web server. I don't know if it's still the case or not, but Oracle had the option t

And I actually wondered for a short moment whether there is any DBMS with a web server. I don't know if it's still the case or not, but Oracle had the option to run a web-server as part of the database at one time. Back in the Oracle 8 or Oracle 9 era, as best as I can remember. EDIT: OK, here we go. https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/adfns/web-applications.html#GUID-86F73FF3-70CC-4BB5-AA55-F69720149430 https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/1... You can use an embedded version of the PL/SQL gateway that runs in the XML DB HTTP Listener in the database. It provides the core features of mod_plsql in the database but does not require the Oracle HTTP Server. You configure the embedded PL/SQL gateway with the DBMS_EPG package in the PL/SQL Web Toolkit. Some advantages of using the embedded gateway instead of mod_plsql are: You can invoke PL/SQL web applications like Application Express without installing Oracle HTTP Server, thereby simplifying installation, configuration, and administration of PL/SQL based web applications.