📊 Graylog Reports

Upload your Apache or Nginx log file to instantly generate an interactive analytics dashboard

System Status: Active (Graylog CLI - v1.0.0 (Open Source Parser))
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Free Online Apache & Nginx Log Analyzer

Instantly parse raw access logs into interactive web analytics dashboards. Analyze traffic patterns, troubleshoot errors, and optimize your technical SEO with ease.

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Instant Visual Reports

No terminal commands or complex ELK stacks required. Upload your log file and let the Graylog engine parse HTTP metrics. View beautiful interactive charts, tables, and visitor paths instantly.

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Strict Data Privacy

We prioritize security. Your uploaded server access logs are processed dynamically in temporary folders and permanently deleted immediately after parsing. Generated reports are retained for 30 days and auto-cleaned.

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On-The-Fly Decompression

Save bandwidth and upload times. You can upload compressed log formats directly. The Graylog pipeline extracts and decompresses `.gz`, `.zip`, and `.bz2` files automatically during processing.

Analyze Web Access Logs for Technical SEO & Server Audit

Web server access logs are a goldmine of data that third-party trackers like Google Analytics can't capture. By uploading your raw Apache or Nginx access logs to Graylog, you gain visibility into server-level actions, including crawl actions, bad bot scrapers, and request load times.

  • Track Crawl Budget & Search Bots: See precisely when and how often Googlebot, Bingbot, or YandexBot crawl your pages. Trace request statuses to ensure search engines are indexing your content successfully.
  • Identify Dead Links & 404/500 Errors: Detect broken links and server-side errors before they impact your SEO ranking. Filter status codes to see which resources are returning errors.
  • Audit Request Load Times & Size: GoAccess measures serving speeds. Find heavy assets or slow scripts that are bogging down your Core Web Vitals.
  • Detect Brute Force & Security Threats: Inspect referrer URLs, user agent strings, and IP request frequencies to discover malicious bot traffic, comment spammers, or brute-force logins.

How It Works

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    Choose Format

    Select the log format configured on your server (default Combined for Apache/Nginx).

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    Upload Log File

    Upload files or archives up to 500MB. Compressed files are supported.

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    Explore Analytics

    Interact with responsive visual widgets, examine charts, and download the report.

Frequently Asked Questions

What engine powers Graylog Reports?
Graylog Reports uses GoAccess, an open-source real-time web log analyzer and visualizer. The tool executes GoAccess commands in a secure background pipeline on the server to parse log data and compile it into a single-page interactive HTML report.
Where do I find my web server log files?
Depending on your hosting and OS, raw access logs can typically be found at:
  • Apache (Ubuntu/Debian): /var/log/apache2/access.log
  • Nginx: /var/log/nginx/access.log
  • DreamHost Shared Hosting: Located in your home folder at ~/logs/yourdomain.com/http/access.log (accessible via SFTP/SSH).
Are my web server logs stored or shared?
No. We prioritize data privacy. The raw logs you upload are processed instantly in a secure temporary directory and deleted immediately. The generated HTML report is stored securely for 30 days so you can access it, after which it is automatically purged.
Can I use the report offline?
Yes. The generated Graylog dashboard is a fully self-contained HTML file. You can download the report page directly to your local computer (e.g., File -> Save Page As) and view it offline in any web browser with full visual interactivity.