I was wondering if anyone has any good suggestions on pulling usage stat's from confluence. Page views per min type stuff. Has to be an internal solution, using Google Analytics is not an option due to security concerns.
What about using the Webtrends Analytics Connector?
https://www.appfusions.com/display/WTRDSC/Home
There is the Usage Tracking Plugin, but it can cause some performance problems on large instances and can quickly blow out the size of the lucene index, so I'd recommend trialling it before going the whole hog with it.
The How Do I Get More Statistics from Confluence article has some good suggestions. In our case, i just run a set of SQL queries once a month that give me stats for the previous month, such as # of spaces, attachments, users, count by contenttype, top 10 largest spaces based on content, etc. I've found that some of the metrics-oriented plugins are very performance-intensive.
As we're in the process of adding Webtrends analytics to our Confluence installation, the statistics gathered there may suffice going forward.
BetsyW,
Love to hear how your webtrends test works out.
Hi Betsy
Is it possible to share your sql queries.
Thanks
Abe
This might help: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/70444/how-to-get-confluence-stats/70485
If your using MS SQL, here is how you get Confluence Usage via DB.
select 'Total Spaces', count(*) from SPACES -----Total Spacesselect 'Personal Spaces', count(*) from SPACES where [SPACETYPE] ='personal' ---Personal Spacesselect 'Site Spaces',count(*) from SPACES where [SPACETYPE] = 'global' -- Site/global SpacesSELECT 'Content (All Versions)', count(*) FROM [CONTENT] ---- Content (All Versions)select 'Content (Current Versions)', count(*) from CONTENT where PREVVER is null; --- Content (Current Versions)select count(*) from [dbo].[cwd_group] ---Local Groupsselect count(*) from [dbo].[cwd_user] ----Local UsersSELECT 'Blogposts',count(*) FROM [CONTENT] WHERE CONTENTTYPE = 'BLOGPOST';select 'All Pages',count(*) from CONTENT where CONTENTTYPE ='PAGE';SELECT 'Comments',count(*) FROM CONTENT WHERE CONTENTTYPE = 'COMMENT';SELECT 'All Content Attachments', count(*) FROM [dbo].[CONTENT] WHERE CONTENTTYPE = 'ATTACHMENT'; --All Content Attachments
Hope this help!!
Thanks,VJ
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