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Web server technology usage reports

Posted by Sam Soltano on 4 April 2012 in News, Web Servers

Summary:

We have extended our range of technology reports to cover web servers.

Apache clearly dominates the web server market. But it's often a mistake to underestimate Microsoft, and it's impossible to ignore Nginx nowadays in that area. And then we cover another 50 tools that occupy some niches in that market.

 

 

For all of these tools we generate now our technology usage reports, provided they have enough popularity to generate meaningful statistics.

Some of the questions you will find answered in these reports are

  • How fast is new Apache version 2.4 being adopted?
  • How much did IIS gain or lose in the last months, or in the last years?
  • Which programming languages are used to build websites on top of Nginx?
  • Which type of sites use Node.js?
  • Which of the various Oracle/Sun servers are the most popular ones?
  • In which countries are IBM servers used?
  • Which are the most popular sites using LiteSpeed?
  • Is the Yahoo Traffic Server more popular on high traffic sites?
  • From which competitors do Google Servers gain their market share, or do they actually lose against some of them?
  • Is Jetty often used for running a content management systems, and if so which ones?
  • Which operating systems are used to deploy Zope?

You can find answers to these and many more questions in our new monthly web server technology usage reports.

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