March 2005 Web Server Survey Finds 60 Million Sites

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March 2005 Web Server Survey Finds 60 Million Sites

Netcraft

February 28, 2005

Active Sites

Developer	February 2005	Percent	March 2005	Percent	Change
Apache	18673725	69.95	18886494	69.86	-0.09
Microsoft	6053424	22.68	6132710	22.68	0.00
Zeus	210315	0.79	209445	0.77	-0.02
Sun	210752	0.79	199557	0.74	-0.05

Totals for Active Servers Across All Domains
June 2000 - March 2005

Sun is the sum of sites running SunONE, iPlanet-Enterprise, Netscape-Enterprise, Netscape-FastTrack, Netscape-Commerce, Netscape-Communications, Netsite-Commerce & Netsite-Communications.

Microsoft is the sum of sites running Microsoft-Internet-Information-Server, Microsoft-IIS, Microsoft-IIS-W, Microsoft-PWS-95, & Microsoft-PWS.

Platform groupings are here.

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