> That NGINX is the web server identified up front doesn't mean as much as it might because of this architectural construct. The exact same argument can be mad

> That NGINX is the web server identified up front doesn't mean as much as it might because of this architectural construct. The exact same argument can be made to explain why nginx is undercounted. A lot of setups will run nginx behind proxies, so you'll count a proxy: a Varnish, a single nginx, cloudfront servers (are they running nginx?) while in reality there may be many nginx-es running. Nonetheless: nginx is a gift and thanks go out to Igor, regardless of how good the spiders can count the number nginx instances.