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Any one know a node alternative to GA? Matomo is great, but for something like GA, node would be best option for handling large amount of http requests.

codyogden 6y ago
I started using Umami (Node/Next) to replace GA on my major site (70k/30days). It provides the data I care about seeing, and nothing more. Public preview: https://analytics.kbg.rip https://analytics.kbg.rip Project: https://umami.is https://umami.is
- fbnlsr 6y ago
  This looks really good. Kudos!
- pabe 6y ago
  I'd also recommend this one. Relatively "basic" data but it's GDPR compliant and easy to install and update. Big thanks to the author!
- AbdHicham 6y ago
  That's also a really cool alternative.
looperhacks 6y ago
Why would you need node to handle "large amounts" of http requests?
- capableweb 6y ago
  Of course you don't have to have nodejs to handle large amounts of http requests, if you spend enough time you can get any language/framework to handle the amount you need :) But, seems that at least in the TechEmpower framework benchmarks, es4x (JS) ends up on position 9 while the closest PHP framework ends up at 13. Now it's just a small benchmark with specific tests, but I do think it's easier to make NodeJS handle large amount of requests than PHP. Although again, you can definitely do large amounts of requests with PHP too. I've spent about 5 years on each, found that getting good performance out of V8 is easier than out of PHP.
Volrath89 6y ago
I've been using plausible, and don't miss a thing about GA so far
XCSme 6y ago
I use a PHP analytics platform on a shared VPS hosting and it can track 1M+ monthly visits without any issues. Why would node be able to handle so much more HTTP requests than Apache or Nginx? I think the throughput is mostly dictated by implementation.
dalu 6y ago
Node? For handling large amounts of requests? What did I miss? lol sorry but I had to laugh. I couldn't find any benchmarks. How many concurrent requests can it handle without errors, simple hello world. Never mind I found a post. https://blog.rh-flow.de/2016/01/10/benchmark-helloworld-in-phoenix-and-go/ https://blog.rh-flow.de/2016/01/10/benchmark-helloworld-in-p... As expected node is not a thing to handle large amounts of requests

codyogden 6y ago

I started using Umami (Node/Next) to replace GA on my major site (70k/30days). It provides the data I care about seeing, and nothing more. Public preview: https://analytics.kbg.rip https://analytics.kbg.rip Project: https://umami.is https://umami.is

fbnlsr 6y ago
This looks really good. Kudos!
pabe 6y ago
I'd also recommend this one. Relatively "basic" data but it's GDPR compliant and easy to install and update. Big thanks to the author!
AbdHicham 6y ago
That's also a really cool alternative.

looperhacks 6y ago

Why would you need node to handle "large amounts" of http requests?

capableweb 6y ago
Of course you don't have to have nodejs to handle large amounts of http requests, if you spend enough time you can get any language/framework to handle the amount you need :) But, seems that at least in the TechEmpower framework benchmarks, es4x (JS) ends up on position 9 while the closest PHP framework ends up at 13. Now it's just a small benchmark with specific tests, but I do think it's easier to make NodeJS handle large amount of requests than PHP. Although again, you can definitely do large amounts of requests with PHP too. I've spent about 5 years on each, found that getting good performance out of V8 is easier than out of PHP.

Volrath89 6y ago

I've been using plausible, and don't miss a thing about GA so far

XCSme 6y ago

I use a PHP analytics platform on a shared VPS hosting and it can track 1M+ monthly visits without any issues. Why would node be able to handle so much more HTTP requests than Apache or Nginx? I think the throughput is mostly dictated by implementation.

dalu 6y ago

Node? For handling large amounts of requests? What did I miss? lol sorry but I had to laugh. I couldn't find any benchmarks. How many concurrent requests can it handle without errors, simple hello world. Never mind I found a post. https://blog.rh-flow.de/2016/01/10/benchmark-helloworld-in-phoenix-and-go/ https://blog.rh-flow.de/2016/01/10/benchmark-helloworld-in-p... As expected node is not a thing to handle large amounts of requests