April 2009 Web Server Survey

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April 2009 Web Server Survey

Netcraft

April 5, 2009

Totals for Active Servers Across All Domains
June 2000 - April 2009

Developer	March 2009	Percent	April 2009	Percent	Change
Apache	36,243,694	48.89%	37,268,162	46.52%	-2.38
Microsoft	27,854,444	37.57%	30,116,432	37.59%	0.02
Google	4,050,030	5.46%	6,131,966	7.65%	2.19
nginx	2,303,451	3.11%	2,602,109	3.25%	0.14
qq.com	46,048	0.06%	0	0.00%	-0.06

For more information on active servers, see Active Sites.

Market Share for Top Servers Across the Million Busiest Sites
September 2008 - April 2009

Developer	March 2009	Percent	April 2009	Percent	Change
Apache	666,485	67.90%	663,649	67.56%	-0.34
Microsoft	186,827	19.03%	185,763	18.91%	-0.12
nginx	30,642	3.12%	31,064	3.16%	0.04
Google	15,594	1.59%	16,088	1.64%	0.05

For more information, see Million Busiest Websites.

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