Varnish HIT/MISS Web Statistics Question

[Colas Delmas]

Hey,

As Andrei said, you could use Google Analytics and it works fine.
I'm using this method for my own website.
I wrote an article about, but it's in french. I still share this link
https://tutoandco.colas-delmas.fr/software/varnish/statistiques-varnish-hit-vs-miss-google-analytics/

There the english version :
https://tutoandco.colas-delmas.fr/en/software-en/varnish-en/statistics-varnish-hit-vs-miss-google-analytics/
(it's a "private" page since the site is being translated)






*Nicolas Delmas*
http://tutoandco.colas-delmas.fr/ <colas.delmas at gmail.com>







2017-03-29 5:43 GMT+02:00 Devin Acosta <devin at pabstatencio.com>:

>
> I am trying to get to where I can launch Varnish Cache in my environment.
> One of the challenges I guess that I am trying to figure out is that
> currently if a request is a HIT it never logs to the backend server the
> requests that it processed, therefore it messes up my Web Statistics. I see
> that I can use "varnishncsa" which will cause it log onto a file on the
> local machine that Varnish is running on, however is there a cleaner way to
> get my web statistics so that it's accurate, other than trying to pull logs
> from both the backend server and the varnish server and combine them
> together?
>
> --
>
> Devin Acosta
>
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