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IT Salary Tracker: Apache server professionals

Apache server professionals The demand for open source know-how has spread like a persistent vine over the tool shed of applications. Was it only back in September 1999 that the Dice database listed a total of 1,295 open source job listings? Last month we counted 4,250, an almost 400% increase. That’s why we’re running a […]

Feb 29, 2000
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Apache server professionals

The demand for open source know-how has spread like a persistent vine over the tool shed of applications. Was it only back in September 1999 that the Dice database listed a total of 1,295 open source job listings? Last month we counted 4,250, an almost 400% increase. That’s why we’re running a month-long series of salary charts on open source applications, beginning this week with Apache jobs. In coming weeks, you’ll find similar charts on Linux, Perl, and Sendmail.

Apache has really taken off. In four months, there’s been a more than six-fold increase in Apache jobs, to 258 nationwide. Silicon Valley has the greatest number of jobs availabile, with 88. The numbers reflect an average salary of $70,600 a year and an average hourly contract rate of $62.50. San Francisco is the best place to be salaried, at $85,000 a year on average. New York and Silicon Valley tie for highest contract rate at an average of $90 an hour each.

Data came from available jobs listed during Jan. 2000 on our sister site, dice.com, an Internet-based job board for IT professionals. Results are based on averages or totals from the following information on dice.com: salary, job type, job skills, and location.

–Zach Rodgers
  • Highest salary by cities (average):
    San Francisco, $85,000 yearly salary
  • Highest hourly contract rate by city (average):
    New York & Silicon Valley, $90 per hour
  • Region with the most demand:
    Silicon Valley, 88 available jobs
  • Job Title with the most demand:
    Web Developer / Webmaster, 69 available jobs

    Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker
    Apache professionals: salaries by city

    Apache professionals: salaries by city

    Source: Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker/Jan. 2000

    Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker
    Apache professionals: hourly contract rates by city

    Apache professionals: hourly contract rates by city

    Source: Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker/Jan. 2000

    Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker
    Apache professionals: jobs per city

    Apache professionals: job demand by city

    Source: Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker/Jan. 2000

    Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker
    Apache professionals: job demand by title

    Apache professionals: job demand by title

    Source: Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker/Jan. 2000

    Data charts were compiled by Laurie Souza.

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