People

• Committers (any project): 2771
• ASF Members (active): 370
• iCLAs on file (from any contributors): 4162
• PMC Members (all top level projects): 1788

Communities

• Apache Top Level Projects: 96
• Apache Incubating Podlings: about 60
• Apache Labs (experimental projects by committers): 32
• Apache Attic retired projects: 16

Code

• SVN revisions in public repo: r1165340+
• Lines of code: tens of millions++

Websites & Mailing Lists

• Web stats: http://people.apache.org/~henkp/analog/
• Mailing lists and SVN commits graphs: http://www.apache.org/dev/stats/

Users

• End users: countless.
• Web sites powered by Apache http Server: more than half worldwide
• People with Apache software on their computers: countless [1]

Corporate

• Directors: 9
• Vice Presidents or Executive Officers: 103
• Annual Budget: USD600,000+
• Corporate Members: 0 [2]
• Corporate Sponsors: 22+

[1] As a single example: Apache Xalan and Apache Xerces are shipped as the XML reference implementation and processing stack in virtually all Java installs.

[2] ASF Membership, Committership, and PMC membership are only granted to individuals who have shown merit within the respective Apache community, as voted on by other Members or PMC members within that community.

The ASF is grateful to the many corporate sponsors who pledge financial assistance or provide bandwidth and other infrastructure needs! However technical and organizational decisions in Apache projects or within the Foundation itself are always made by the individuals within that community.

Some of the 10th anniversary items we’ve posted this week include:

• Chairman’s letter officially commemorating 10th anniversary
• The official Foundation blog (PRC organizing high-level posts)

Blog post about the 10th anniversary celebrations (we’re hoping to get a lot of comments on this one)

https://blogs.apache.org/foundation/entry/the_asf_is_ten_years

• Live streaming of keynotes, lunch talks, founder’s panel

Note: there’s a delay of several days, but our video streaming partner Linux Magazine will be putting all the video content (free and paid) into their archive. Stay tuned for a note when it’s available in the archive, but several of these talks are definitely worth watching again.

Tip: there will also be a video or two of us – all the ApacheCon attendees – signing Happy Birthday to Apache.