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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2011 13:06:22 -0000
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  #pragma section-numbers 2
  =3D Sites, Applications, and Systems that are Powered By Tomcat =3D
- This page is a list of some, in all likelihood a very small fraction actu=
ally, of the sites out there that use [[http://tomcat.apache.org|Apache Tom=
cat]] in production.  For security and other policy-related reasons, many o=
rganizations choose not to disclose the server they use.  Tomcat has been d=
ownloaded more than 10 million times: assuming even a 1% production adoptio=
n rate results in more than 100000 installations.  As an aside for the curi=
ous, you can see recent Tomcat download statistics on [[http://people.apach=
e.org/~vgritsenko/stats/projects/tomcat.html|Vadim Gritsenko's page]].  Not=
e, however, that these represent downloads from apache.org servers only, an=
d not from mirrors, so they are likely to represent only a small minority o=
f downloads: the total number is much (more than an order of magnitude) gre=
ater.  Companies that support Tomcat, such as [[http://www.springsource.com=
|SpringSource]] claim more than half of the global Fortune 500 as their cli=
ents.
+ This page is a list of some, in all likelihood a very small fraction actu=
ally, of the sites out there that use [[http://tomcat.apache.org|Apache Tom=
cat]] in production.  For security and other policy-related reasons, many o=
rganizations choose not to disclose the server they use.  Tomcat has been d=
ownloaded more than 10 million times: assuming even a 1% production adoptio=
n rate results in more than 100000 installations.  As an aside for the curi=
ous, you can see recent Tomcat download statistics on [[http://people.apach=
e.org/~vgritsenko/stats/projects/tomcat.html|Vadim Gritsenko's page]].  Not=
e, however, that these represent downloads from apache.org servers only, an=
d not from mirrors, so they are likely to represent only a small minority o=
f downloads: the total number is much (more than an order of magnitude) gre=
ater.  Companies that support Tomcat, such as [[http://www.springsource.com=
|SpringSource]] claim more than half of the global Fortune 500 as their cli=
ents. [[http://tinyurl.com/36m4g9x|=C3=9Cbersetzung Deutsch Englisch]]
  =

  This page is organized by categories: [[#pub|sites with publications]], [=
[#user|sites added by users]], [[#surveys|independent surveys]], and [[#mor=
e|more]].  Anyone can and is encouraged to add to this page: please add you=
r site, application, or system as you see fit.  You do need to register wit=
h the Apache wiki system to edit this page: simply click the login or user =
preferences links at the top right of your screen to do so.  Don't worry if=
 you don't think it fits here or into any particular category: we would lik=
e to see your application listed no matter how big, how small, or how misca=
tegorized ;)  Some of these applications are simply compatible with, ship w=
ith, or run on Tomcat.  Others are specifically designed or documented with=
 Tomcat as the container in mind.
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