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Transport profile

Which transports are named, and how often on their own

How it works

How a server is addressed is a raw statement in its record. This page counts what is written there.

Three questions are kept apart: who names this transport at all, who names only this one, and who states nothing.

The transports 3 distinct statements in the set
Nothing stated 491 entries
The same statement twice in one record 1,087 entries

The transports

named · Reference size: 41,867 published entries.

named alone

What is named together

Reference size: 41,376 entries with a statement.

Nothing stated

491 entries state nothing at all about their transport.

The same statement twice in one record

1,087 entries name the same transport more than once, adding up to 1,634 surplus positions.

For package sources it is 437 entries with 787 surplus positions.

Counted is what the raw record delivers. The registry does not fold the statement together, because folding would erase the observation.

How a server is made available

Where a remote server connects to

26,612 entries name at least one remote address. They cover 18,429 distinct host names; 555 of those are named by more than one entry.

Host names named by more than one entry

Showing 25 of 555 rows. The rest is not listed here.

Two entries on the same host name are two entries on the same host name. Nothing more is stated here, and nothing more is derived from it.

This page counts what has been measured on the entries. The source, the collection date and the level of trust of every single value are on its own entry page; the rule a derived value is formed by, together with its original data, is under Methodology. No value without evidence.

What is measured is what a manifest declares, not what a piece of software does. This registry fetches no repository URL, no endpoint and no package index; nothing here is verified. Which value comes from which source, and by which rule it was formed, is set out in the Methodology.

How this page counts

Version 1: A raw statement with several values is split at the sequence comma-space, free text statements at the middle dot. Splitting at every comma would be wrong: it would yield 44 more pieces, because an address can carry a comma itself. Splitting keeps repetitions, because a repeated naming is exactly what this page reports.

To the full list

tracevero · https://tracevero.com/werkzeuge/transport