what gets read
Counted, not tracked
These numbers come from the server's own request log, counted once a day on the machine that serves this site, then reduced to plain totals. There is no third-party analytics on this site — no beacons, no cookies for measurement, no client-side tracking at all.
assets/data/analytics.json
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live data
Today
One day of the server's own request log — nothing else is measured.
distinct network prefixes (IPv4 /24, IPv6 /48), counted then discarded
GET requests to pages; assets and health checks excluded
every request to codalume.com, assets included
daily totals, 30 days kept
Pages
The routes people actually opened, ranked by views.
Referrers
Domains that linked here, reduced to the bare domain — full referrer URLs are discarded during counting and never stored.
The current request log records no referrers, so this section stays empty rather than guessing.
Last 1 days
Plain numbers, oldest first. Days with no recorded traffic are absent rather than padded — gaps are real.
How these numbers are produced
- Once a day, the host that serves this site reads its access log and counts codalume.com traffic only.
- Where the log carries an address, visitors are counted as distinct network prefixes (IPv4 /24, IPv6 /48), deduplicated in memory and discarded when the count is written — the prefix never reaches a file.
- Where the log carries a referrer, it is reduced to its domain before counting; full referrer URLs never leave the log parser.
- A figure the log does not carry is shown as not measured, never estimated: visitors only where it records an address, referrers only where it records a referrer.
- Query strings and user agents are never extracted from the log at all.
- The result is rendered by the server as this plain HTML page: no charts framework, no JavaScript, no third-party analytics.
What this page will not show
- IP addresses or anything a visitor can be recognised by — by construction, not by policy.
- User agents, full referrer URLs, or any request header values.
- A number the log cannot supply: visitors and referrers show as not measured rather than estimated.
- A guess about who is a person: counts include automated traffic, and we do not pretend otherwise.
- A number without a window — every figure here states its day or month.
There is no third-party analytics on this site. Prefer the raw edge view? See stats and the incident log.