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Not sure how I’d set up server logging on a serverless site. (Not being snarky; I really don’t know.) I accept that GA will be off +/-10% because it’s clientsi
by gk1 8y ago
Not sure how I’d set up server logging on a serverless site. (Not being snarky; I really don’t know.)
I accept that GA will be off +/-10% because it’s clientside. Don’t need total accuracy to make marketing decisions.
- xevb3k 8y agoYes but you’re saying twitter say their metrics are off by a factor of 5 because it’s not running the GA JS. If you wanted to properly investigate that looking at the server logs would probably give a better idea in this case. I guess with serverless you should be able to see this either with your own logging or perhaps on AWS with Cloudwatch? (no idea as I’ve not used it).
- phyzome 8y ago"Serverless"... someone's running a server. What kind? For instance, if you're on AWS and an ELB is involved, you can set up ELB logging to S3.