mod_throttle

mod_throttle is an Apache module specifically designed to reduce server load by controlling and limiting requests according to supported polices.

According to our data, mod_throttle ranks 20th among the web server modules we track.
It has 0.1% of the web server module market share and is detected on 0.002% of all websites.

It is especially popular in the United States, appearing on 0.006% of all websites in the country.

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

⚑ Sites Using Mod_throttle

We have data on 64 websites that use the mod_throttle web server module. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using mod_throttle is mikaelwiehe.se.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 mikaelwiehe.se #1,069,433 Sweden Swedish
2 worldslargestthings.com #1,108,119 United States
3 exfamily.org #1,677,642 United States American English
4 ymail.net #1,878,826 Korea Korean
5 auroracineplex.com #1,982,345 United States English
6 techamok.com #2,252,130 Czechia American English
7 ray.net #2,520,575 Germany
8 shaunmicallefonline.com #3,511,896 United States English
9 sweetliberty.org United States English
10 liquid-anvil.com United States English
11 ssi-developer.net United States English
12 thebabylift.com United States English
13 whitetv.se Sweden British English
14 eslinstructor.net United States English
15 playsetmagazine.com United States English
16 puwc.org United States
17 amanda-crew.com United States
18 ratemypoo.com United States English
19 mariamhotel.com Jordan American English
20 kutschen.com Germany German

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use mod_throttle:

Most of the sites using mod_throttle are from the United States, Sweden, and Korea.

  • United States 64.1%
  • Sweden 12.5%
  • Korea 10.9%
  • Germany 3.1%
  • Czechia 1.6%
  • India 1.6%
  • Jordan 1.6%
  • Malaysia 1.6%
  • Romania 1.6%
  • Other 1.4%

Most mod_throttle users speak English, Korean, or Swedish.

  • English 76.9%
  • Korean 9.6%
  • Swedish 7.7%
  • German 1.9%
  • Romanian 1.9%
  • French 1.9%
  • Other 0.1%

The mod_throttle web server module is especially popular on .com, .org, and .se top-level domains.

  • .com 65.6%
  • .org 9.4%
  • .se 9.4%
  • .net 7.8%
  • .co.kr 3.1%
  • .info 1.6%
  • .kr 1.6%
  • .nu 1.6%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing mod_throttle include Internet services, business, and entertainment.

  • Internet Services 25%
  • Business 12.5%
  • Entertainment 12.5%
  • Blogs/Wiki 12.5%
  • Pornography 12.5%
  • Extreme 12.5%
  • Gruesome Content 12.5%

πŸ”’ Mod_throttle Versions

The most widespread version of Mod_throttle is 3.1, used by 100% of sites.

  • 3.1 100%

πŸ•΅οΈ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best mod_throttle alternatives.

RankName
3
mod_fcgid
Wilmington, Delaware, United States

A FastCGI module for the Apache HTTP Server.

FreeOpen source
4
mod_aclr2
Lafayette, Colorado, United States

An Apache web server module that automates serving static content with NGINX as a reverse proxy.

FreeOpen source
9
mod_jk
Wilmington, Delaware, United States

A module designed to forward requests from Apache to the Tomcat web server to run Java-based web applications.

FreeOpen source
12
mod_fastcgi

A third-party module for the Apache web server that enables the FastCGI protocol for communicating with applications that generate dynamic content for web pages.

13
mod_qos

A quality of service module for the Apache web server that implements configurable control mechanisms to prioritize and manage HTTP requests to preserve server resources under load.

FreeOpen source

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

Which country uses mod_throttle the most?

The majority of mod_throttle users are from the United States.

Who uses mod_throttle?

According to our data, mod_throttle is used on at least 64 sites, including such established ones as mikaelwiehe.se, worldslargestthings.com, and exfamily.org.

What are the alternatives to mod_throttle?

Alternatives and possible competitors to mod_throttle may include mod_fcgid, mod_aclr2, and mod_jk.

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