Everybody, Tango is on the scene π
I have released a simple CLI tool to streamline access log analyzing workflow π
Wondering what's inside?
https://github.com/roma-glushko/tango
Tango is designed to generate different reports to be helpful during log analyzing routine:
- analyzing how incoming traffic affects website performance
- investigating security incidents and their impact on the website
- filtering/aggregating logs to get other kinds of insights from them
Currently, the following reports are available for you π :
- Custom Report: converts access logs to CSV format with the ability to filter records
- Geo Report: collects GEO information for all IPs that accessing the website with the ability to sort by countries and continents.
- Browser Report: groups requests by browsers/crawlers
- Request Report: see which URLs were requested and how many times on the website
- Pace Report: check how many requests were sent during a certain time frame by each IP
It is possible to install Tango on macOS/Linux/Windows π¦
# macOS (via Homebrew)
brew tap roma-glushko/tango
brew install roma-glushko/tango/tango
# Linux (via Snap)
sudo snap install tango
# Windows (via Scoop)
scoop bucket add tango https://github.com/roma-glushko/scoop-tango.git
scoop install tango
Finally, here are some examples of usage:
# generate the pace report
tango pace -l access-log.log -r custom.csv
# get all requests from 128.2.3.4 IP
tango --ip-filter "128.2.3.4" custom -l access-log.log -r custom.csv
# get all requests to /newsletter/subscriber/new URL
tango --keep-uri-filter "/newsletter/subscriber/new/" custom -l access-log.log -r custom.csv
# get all IPs that requested /admin URL with GEO data
tango --keep-uri-filter "/admin/" geo -l access-log.log -r custom.csv
Give it a try today and you won't be disappointed:
https://github.com/roma-glushko/tango πππ
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