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Your site vs. CentOS average

Your site
67
CentOS average
71
CategoryYour scorePeer avgDelta
Performance7477-3
Security5058-8
Accessibility5558-3
SEO8890-2
Infrastructure8385-2
Compliance7877+1
Content6570-5
Sustainability6465-1
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CentOS

Based on 7 real audits

44
Avg. Performance
92
Avg. Accessibility
88
Avg. Best Practices
93
Avg. SEO
58
Avg. Security
71
Avg. Composite
44 /100
Avg. Performance
1878 ms
Avg. TTFB
71 /100
Avg. Composite
7
Sites Audited

How CentOS sites compare

CentOS sites perform near the global average with a mean Lighthouse performance score of 44/100 (global average: 45/100).

Recent Audits

SitePerformanceGradeAudited
lwn.net100C2026-04-22
lsu.edu29C2026-04-21
europepmc.org52D2026-04-21
usf.edu30C2026-04-21
espn.com26C2026-04-16
go.com41C2026-04-16
www.elpais.com34C2026-04-07

Commonly Used With

Sites that use CentOS also commonly use:

Apache Server 7Apache HTTP Server Web servers 7Google Tag Manager Tag managers 4jQuery JavaScript libraries 4core-js JavaScript libraries 4Microsoft Analytics 3PHP Programming languages 3Google Search Console Analytics 3Crazy Egg Analytics 3RSS Miscellaneous 3

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FAQ

What is the average Lighthouse performance score for CentOS sites?
Based on 7 real audits, CentOS sites score an average of 44/100 on Lighthouse performance.
How does CentOS compare on web security?
CentOS sites score an average security grade of 58/100 in BeaverCheck audits.
What is the average page load time for CentOS websites?
The average Time to First Byte (TTFB) for CentOS sites is 1878ms based on 7 audits.
How can I improve my CentOS site's performance?
Run a free audit on BeaverCheck to get specific recommendations for your CentOS site. Common issues include render-blocking resources, unoptimized images, and missing caching headers.

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