Apache HTTP Server
What is Apache HTTP Server?
Apache HTTP Server belongs to Web servers category.
Apache is a popular, free, and open-source cross-platform web server software. It's known for its flexibility, robustness, and extensive module support, making it suitable for a wide range of web hosting needs.
Apache HTTP Server Performance Insights
2,877 websites
Websites using Apache HTTP Server
Last 30 days uptimeⓘ
99.712%
Apache HTTP Server friendly technologies
WordPress
Google Analytics
jQuery
Font Awesome
Open Graph
Webpack
Google Font API
jQuery UI
jQuery Migrate
Cart Functionality
HSTS
Bootstrap
core-js
Yoast SEO
PHP
Google Tag Manager
MySQL
RSS
Who Uses Apache HTTP Server?
- 1st: E-commerce
- 2nd: Educational Resources
- 3rd: Technology and Software
- 4th: Other
- 5th: Business Services
- 6th: Travel and Tourism
- 7th: News and Media
- 8th: Health and Wellness
- 9th: Food and Recipes
- 10th: Government and Public Services
- 1st: Business Services
- 2nd: Educational Resources
- 3rd: E-commerce
- 4th: Health and Wellness
- 5th: Travel and Tourism
- 6th: Technology and Software
- 7th: Other
- 8th: Home Improvement
- 9th: Food and Recipes
- 10th: Automotive
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