Reasons for Apache’s 56%
In a recent post I asked why Apache is losing market share for several months in a row now. Several readers responded with insightful comments and possible answers like better configuration tools or today’s high quality of IIS.
The response to my article was overwhelming - I never got so many comments to one single article. I really appreciate the feedback because it gives a glimpse about the reality behind the figures.
The main reason - which I embarrassingly haven’t included in my speculations - seems to be that IIS simply grew up. Many readers pointed out that from there point of view IIS turned from a crappy piece into a decent, appealing product. It is stable, reliable and gives all you need as a web administrator. Microsoft seems to make huge and important steps to improve its product and really take on the competition.
The second reason mentioned by many readers was about the ease of configuration.
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