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Why not simply monitor your web-server log? (Example: tail -f /var/logs/nginx.log) you can even code a custom bash script to filter specific pages from your ser
by tux 7y ago
Why not simply monitor your web-server log? (Example: tail -f /var/logs/nginx.log) you can even code a custom bash script to filter specific pages from your server log and show that instead. Then you can see what pages users view in real-time, what they search etc...
But if you don't want to code anything, try using sites like Google Analytics. Simply embed small javascript code and your done. After that login to your account and use Google dashboard.
- thescribbblr 7y agoActually I am looking to count logged in users say for example in a chat room.