rhit reads your nginx log files in their standard location(even gzipped), does some analysis and tells you about it in pretty tables in your console, storing and polluting nothing. It lets you filter hits by dates, status, referers or paths, and does trend analysis. And it's fast enough (about one second per million lines) so you can iteratively try queries to build your insight.
rhit reads your nginx log files in their standard location(even gzipped), does some analysis and tells you about it in pretty tables in your console, storing and polluting nothing. It lets you filter hits by dates, status, referers or paths, and does trend analysis. And it's fast enough (about one second per million lines) so you can iteratively try queries to build your insight.
To install rhit, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install rhit
To see what files were installed by rhit, run:
port contents rhit
To later upgrade rhit, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade rhit
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