Popular, high profile, high traffic Drupal sites for BADCAMP and Drupal.org

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ChrisBryant's picture

I'm cross posting this from here in case anyone else has any information to share: http://drupal.org/node/187464

Hi Fellow Drupalers,
I'm working on a session for BADCAMP (http://badcamp07.org) where we will walk through some cool, popular and high performance Drupal sites. The main focus here is high-profile, big companies, high traffic. What is the biggest and highest traffic Drupal site out there?

I'm gathering additional research and so if anyone is interested please fill out the below template with as much information as possible for a couple of the top sites you know about or have developed, ideally 3 or 4 sites? Possibly some nice rare ones people don't know about? Please fill out as much information as possible. If you can't fill out any info, at least the site URL would help and I can do more research from there.

This once this research is complete, it will be put on Drupal.org as well and this will be great marketing material for the Drupal community.

Website URL:

Info:
Company:
Development firm/team:
Est. date launched:
If part of a multisite setup, how many total sites?:

Stats:
Current number of nodes:
Current number of users:
Est. database size:

Traffic:
Avg visits/day:
Avg page views/day:
Avg visitors per/day:
Avg visits/month:
Avg page views/month:
Avg visitors per/month:
Est % authenticated users:
Est GB transferred/month:

Other:
Key Modules Used:
Any special challenges faced:
Additional Notes:

The event is next weekend (the 3rd and 4th) so if at all possible, please reply by Tuesday or Wednesday.
Many thanks for your time!
Chris

PS: Here is a list of some known large companies that use Drupal. Please add to it if you can, even if you don't know of any details about the site. If you know details about the site and can provide some, please do.

IBM (internal)
Yahoo
Adobe
Sun Microsystems
Sony
MTV
Fox
Warner Brothers
Best Buy
New York Observer
Phizer
Lifetime Television

Other:
The Onion
Morris Publishing Group (Savannah Now)
Sugar Publishing (Pop Sugar, Team Sugar)
Kernel Trap
Linux Journal
Wikimedia (Fundraising)
Mozilla Foundation (Spread Firefox)
Ubuntu
Kentucky Derby
PLUS MANY MORE...

Comments

combine and conquer

greggles's picture

There's already a case study template which I think covers a lot of the same territory: http://groups.drupal.org/node/6418

Perhaps you could merge yours into that and then between you and Boris get some of these sites to complete a profile.

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Thanks Greg

ChrisBryant's picture

Thanks for the link Greg. This info is a little more specific, but yes, some of it could go into the case study template for sites. Coming up with a wholesome case study template can be a little difficult since everyone does them so differently but I'm sure we can get a good one together that works well for most people.
Chris

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