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Hi everyone,
I just started using nginx-amplify, and I am quite content so far. The number of requests to my page has increased massively, and I would love to analyze this novel traffic. Particularly the user agent strings from access.log seems to my like a good place to start. Is there a way to analyze it? Let's say, list the top 10 requester of the last hour. Since, this information is already logged, I think it could maybe be aggregated and displayed neatly in amplify. Looking forward to a response 😃
EDIT: Upon a closer look at the documentation, I saw that $http_user_agent in the Embed variables seems to be what I am looking for. But my initial questions remains the same.
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Analyze user agent strings
Analyze http_user_agent from the Embed variables
Oct 15, 2024
Hi everyone,
I just started using nginx-amplify, and I am quite content so far. The number of requests to my page has increased massively, and I would love to analyze this novel traffic. Particularly the
user agent strings
fromaccess.log
seems to my like a good place to start. Is there a way to analyze it? Let's say, list the top 10 requester of the last hour. Since, this information is already logged, I think it could maybe be aggregated and displayed neatly in amplify. Looking forward to a response 😃EDIT: Upon a closer look at the documentation, I saw that
$http_user_agent
in the Embed variables seems to be what I am looking for. But my initial questions remains the same.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: