That's most likely all cpanel php WordPress stuff that relies on .htaccess files
Re:The long life of Apache httpd 2.4
by virtuous_signal on Saturday May 20, 2023 @11:23AM
(#36012665)
That chart counts nginx and openresty as separate categories. If you combine them (which I think makes more sense, since a lot of openresty's adoption must come from ingress-nginx), nginx/openresty would be at 34%.
Either way I'm happy with a wide variety of products doing the job, it avoids lock-in.
Personally I use apache as I have very few users (internal facing stuff), it has a nice simple mod_auth_openidc config which remains the same from one year to the next
I do have to recompile ws_tunnel though as I proxy a broken product I proxy which doesn't accept the correct standard for camel-capped "WebSocket" -- my "fix" script runs
sed -i 's/WebSocket/websocket/g' ./modules/proxy/mod_proxy_wstunnel.c
and recompiles
> As of June 2022 W3Tech's web server count of all web sites ranked Nginx first with 33.6%. Apache was second at 31.4% and Cloudflare Server third at 21.6%.
From the wiki.
Re:The long life of Apache httpd 2.4
by truthreplicator on Saturday May 20, 2023 @09:15PM
(#36017104)
It's interesting, it sounds like Apache is closer than I thought. I posted Netcraft's link since I've followed them for years, I'm not as familiar with W3Tech. I can't speak to which has more reliable data but W3Tech's numbers doesn't surprise me.
nginx is at: 26% Apache is at 20%
It doesn't sound like nginx is even close to having this wrapped up; which is a really good thing because I've tried nginx and the config and design sucks. Apache does so many things well.