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Analytics from server logging breaks in the cases where either: - Page navigation often happens client-side (so most dynamic SPAs) - Content is often cached a
by pimterry 6y ago
Analytics from server logging breaks in the cases where either:
- Page navigation often happens client-side (so most dynamic SPAs)
- Content is often cached and/or served from a CDN (so most non-trivial static sites)
In reality, nowadays most page loads don't ever touch the origin server, for a wide range of good reasons. Including analytics in the client-side page sidesteps that whole problem.
- elcomet 6y agoCDN could give you your logs though. I think cloudflare gives you analytics for example (not very detailed in the free version, but you can get more by paying).
- cpach 6y agoAFAIK Cloudfront also let’s one store access logs.
- Nextgrid 6y ago> Page navigation often happens client-side But most will still load the content from the backend, so you can count those requests.