What Percentage of the Web Uses Open-Source? Infographic

What Percentage of the Web Uses Open-Source?

As it turns out, open-source products push the majority of websites on the internet today.

Below are some fast facts about open-source products and the web infrastructure:

Approximately 60% of all web servers operate Linux. Only 27% of web servers are Microsoft.
Apache web server has an approximate 60% market share (2011).
If you factor in lighttpd and nginx, the number increases to approximately 68.3%
Approximately 75% of the web uses PHP, with only 23.1% using ASP.Net. I suspect governments are the large percentage of ASP clients

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