On Thu, 27 Sep 2012, nick tailor wrote:
Are you sure about that? I have a colleague that has a high traffic site,
does something like 3 terabytes a month, and they use google analyitcs to
see all that? I will message him to confirm
Google analytics isn't actually free, btw....
And it only works for eyeball sites since it depends on javascript running
in the browser. So for those of us that run webservices your answer is a
nonstarter.
GA has no way to give you real network or connection statistics since it
doesnt ever talk to your server.
For the OP, afaik short of building your own stats collection/reporting
system inside varnish (vmod or inline c), your best bet is to gather this
data at your webserver/application server(s). Admittedly this leaves out
cached responses.
Alternately, use varnishncsa to logfiles and process them like any
webserver logs.....
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