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Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR)

Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR)

By Microsoft
  • #9 Software in Web and Application Servers
  • Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) market share is 0.17% with more than 13636 companies using this software
  • Datanyze helps you reach more than 62,992,579 contacts that are using Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) , including Amazon Walmart Apple

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    ABOUT MICROSOFT IIS APPLICATION REQUEST ROUTING (ARR)

    Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) is a proxy-based routing module that enables request distribution, load balancing, and server farm management for IIS web servers.

    Top industries using this technology

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    Top Competitors Websites Market Share Vendor
    5,603,638
    71.55%
    1,433,639
    18.30%
    212,383
    2.71%
    199,242
    2.54%
    184,533
    2.36%
    34,288
    0.44%
    22,395
    0.29%
    15,721
    0.20%
    11,680
    0.15%
    10,137
    0.13%
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    What is Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) and what is used for?

    Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) is a proxy-based routing module that enables request distribution, load balancing, and server farm management for IIS web servers.

    Which software are similar or alternative to Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR)

    nginx is one of the most well-known alternatives to Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR)

    Who uses Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR)?

    13636 companies reportedly use Microsoft IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) in their tech stacks, including Amazon, Walmart, Apple