GoAccess – Open-source real-time log analyzer and interactive viewer
gregsadetsky
56 points
13 comments
August 13, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
vbernat
It is now mostly unusable for web analytics. So many scrapers are pretending to be browsers. On my site, there is a factor 10 with what I consider an honest view of human visitors.
WesolyKubeczek
Unfortunately, each time a new log analyzer appears, it seems to only be analyzing web access logs in combined format.
aleks_me2
I've revived AWFFull for static log analysis, just like in the good old webalizer days :-). Link to the report is in my bio, sorry, I can't post links here for now. What I'm seeing matches the observations of the other commenters here exactly: most of the "users" are bots harvesting pages and PDFs. My solution for getting at the real users is GoatCounter.
iJohnDoe
This always looks cool and the real-time aspect always gets attention. However, If I remember correctly, it was kind of a burden to get deployed. Again, if I remember correctly, it was able to make reports for AWS Cloudfront logs, which was actually useful.
guessmyname
GoAccess is an awesome tool! If I recall correctly, it was developed as an alternative (Go port) of a popular log analyzer called lnav ( https://lnav.org ), which is quite popular too: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=lnav.org