> One of the leading alternatives, the open-source NGINX, is now the number two Web server in the world, according to Netcraft, the Web server analytics company.
Netcraft confirms: Apache is dying.
Netcraft confirms: Apache is dying.
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2012/01/03/january-2012-we...
Look at the graphs on that page. You'll see that Apache is still number 1 (as it has been for the past 16 years), still has by far the largest market share, and is still growing fast. Faster than Nginx if you look at total numbers.
Nginx's primary benefit is performance, gained from its event based request model. Guess what Apache 2.4 has... The same thing. The idea that Apache is dying is laughable.