July 26, 2007 at 9:06 Fortune 1000 Web Servers
Recently, Web 2.0 readers have learned that Web 2.0 is built on Linux . The method of counting and selecting Web 2.0 servers caused a rather heated discussion in the comments to the topic, but there is no doubt that such a trend exists.
Today, I would like to bring to your attention a study conducted by Port 80 Software .
The purpose of the study: to find out which web servers Fortune 1000 companies use for their Internet sites. We study the standard HTTP response header from the company server. Based on it, the web server that serves this request is determined.
The study is conducted annually, therefore, in addition to current indicators, trends in this issue can also be assessed.
Last at the time of writing this topic, the study was conducted in August 2006. So what did they do?
In IIS Overall includes all versions IIS'a (4.0, 5.0, 6.0) in the Apache - all versions of the Apache . More detailed statistics on server versions are on the study page .
There you can follow the trends in this sample from 2003 to 2006.
The last thing worth noting: Port 80 Software makes its own bread and butter extensions for IIS. What is this talking about? You decide. I just dare to note that the result of any research depends largely on the task.
Today, I would like to bring to your attention a study conducted by Port 80 Software .
The purpose of the study: to find out which web servers Fortune 1000 companies use for their Internet sites. We study the standard HTTP response header from the company server. Based on it, the web server that serves this request is determined.
The study is conducted annually, therefore, in addition to current indicators, trends in this issue can also be assessed.
Last at the time of writing this topic, the study was conducted in August 2006. So what did they do?
In IIS Overall includes all versions IIS'a (4.0, 5.0, 6.0) in the Apache - all versions of the Apache . More detailed statistics on server versions are on the study page .
There you can follow the trends in this sample from 2003 to 2006.
The last thing worth noting: Port 80 Software makes its own bread and butter extensions for IIS. What is this talking about? You decide. I just dare to note that the result of any research depends largely on the task.