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Installing Plausible for Website Analytics

Plausible is a free and open source website analytics tool that does not rely on external services. Plausible allows you to track visitors, demographic data, device data, and much more. Plausible has a graphical interface that provides charts and maps that provide insight into the performance of your website server. Setting Plausible up on Akamai Cloud and integrating it within your application is straightforward.

Installing Countly Community Edition on Ubuntu 20.04

The Countly analytics platform offers an alternative to the ubiquitous Google Analytics. In contrast to Google Analytics, Countly puts more emphasis on privacy and an all-in-one feature set. Countly’s data gathering offers compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and other privacy standards. Meanwhile, it provides not just visitor analytics, but also a wider range of analytics related to marketing.

Track Funnel and Product Analytics With PostHog on LKE

PostHog is an open-source product analytics tool that can replace Google Analytics. PostHog can be self-hosted on the Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) and installed using kubectl and Helm 3, a client that acts as a package manager for Kubernetes. PostHog offers a wide variety of features including funnel analysis, product use trends, and session recordings. This guide introduces PostHog and explains how to install and configure it on the LKE.

Zipkin Server Configuration Using Docker and MySQL

Zipkin is a used for capturing timing data, it also has a centralized repository, and a microweb server that allows you to display, and search through spans and traces of your distributed programs or websites.

Set Up a Zipkin Server

Open Web Analytics (OWA): Install & Launch on Your Server

Open Web Analytics (OWA) is an open-source alternative to commercial web analytics software. Use it to track and analyze traffic on your websites and applications. OWA analytics can easily be added to pages with simple Javascript, PHP, or REST based APIs. OWA also comes with built-in support for tracking websites made with popular content management frameworks such as WordPress and MediaWiki.

Google Analytics for Websites

Google Analytics offers detailed statistics related to visitor traffic and sales for your website, allowing you to better know your audience. It can be beneficial to any website owner interested in growing their visitor base.

Google Analytics for WordPress

Piwik on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)

Piwik is a “downloadable, open source (GPL licensed) web analytics software program”. As an alternative to services like Google Analytics, Piwik allows you to host your statistics services on your own server and have full ownership of and control over the data collected from your visitors.

Piwik on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)

Piwik is a “downloadable, open source (GPL licensed) web analytics software program.” As an alternative to services like Google Analytics, Piwik allows you to host your statistics services on your own server and have full ownership of and control over the data collected from your visitors.

Piwik on Fedora 13

Piwik is a downloadable, open source (GPL licensed) web analytics software program. As an alternative to services like Google Analytics, Piwik allows you to host your statistics services on your own server and have full ownership and control of the data collected from your visitors.

Piwik on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)

Webalizer on Centos 5

Webalizer is an industry standard statistics generation tool. It is useful to analyze traffic to your web server while still remaining lightweight enough not to hinder performance. Webalizer can even identify your user base using GeoIP services.

Piwik on CentOS 5

Piwik is a “downloadable, open source (GPL licensed) web analytics software program.” An alternative to services like Google Analytics, Piwik allows you to host your statistics services on your own server and have full ownership and control of the data collected from your visitors.

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