February 2010 Web Server Survey

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February 2010 Web Server Survey

Netcraft

February 21, 2010

Totals for Active Servers Across All Domains
June 2000 - February 2010

Developer	January 2010	Percent	February 2010	Percent	Change
Apache	43,667,682	52.32%	44,293,169	52.83%	0.51
Microsoft	14,738,628	17.66%	14,959,249	17.84%	0.18
Google	10,761,265	12.89%	11,475,629	13.69%	0.79
nginx	9,632,642	11.54%	8,412,148	10.03%	-1.51
lighttpd	288,368	0.35%	290,503	0.35%	0.00

For more information on active servers, see Active Sites

Market Share for Top Servers Across the Million Busiest Sites
September 2008 - February 2010

Developer	January 2010	Percent	February 2010	Percent	Change
Apache	665,593	66.98%	665,278	66.94%	-0.04
Microsoft	172,983	17.41%	171,563	17.26%	-0.15
nginx	42,105	4.24%	43,684	4.40%	0.16
Google	20,575	2.07%	20,843	2.10%	0.03

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