Web statistics from the server logs with GoAccess

# Introduction I wanted to know if anyone was reading my static websites, without adding a JavaScript tracker to the pages (this does not cover le blog). The web server already writes an access log for each request, so the information is already there, it just needed to be usable for me. GoAccess is a web log analyzer that reads the access logs of common web servers and produces a report, in the terminal with a TUI or as a single HTML page. => https://goaccess.io/ GoAccess official website In this blog post, you will learn how to generate a GoAccess HTML report, and keep the statistics accumulated over time. # Why I like it The HTML report is a single page that looks nice and easy to read. It shows the visitors per day, the most requested pages, the 404 errors, the referrers, the operating systems and browsers, the status codes and other data I need to figure. Having the list of referrer is interesting to know from where the visitors came to the website. GoAccess uses very little CPU,…

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