If we want to measure and log "real" pageviews from out Confluence, see Access Logging in Confluence, and we a not doing this from within Confluence, we need to filter out false results.
this is my current filterring Results:
Robots and Crawlers
We need to filter out those:
Kibana / Grafana
type: apache AND (request.keyword: \/display* OR request.keyword: \/pages\/viewpage.action*) AND NOT ( agent: *facebook* OR agent: *crawler* OR agent: *bot* OR agent: *Bot* OR agent: *Spider*)
Splunk
index=apache AND host=moserver AND (uri="*/display/*" OR uri="*/viewpage.action/*") useragent!="*bot*" useragent!="*spider*"useragent!="*facebookexternalhit*" useragent!="*crawler*"
HTTP Codes
Often, if You page is down or under maintenanace, apache/ngix logs will return 502 or 503.
These can be removed from the search results - Or - HTTP Code 200 can be added to give only possitive results:
Kibana / Grafana
type: apache AND (request.keyword: \/display* OR request.keyword: \/pages\/viewpage.action*) AND response: 200 AND NOT ( agent: *facebook* OR agent: *crawler* OR agent: *bot* OR agent: *Bot* OR agent: *Spider*)
Splunk
index=apache AND host=moserver AND (uri="*/display/*" OR uri="*/viewpage.action/*") useragent!="*bot*" useragent!="*spider*"useragent!="*facebookexternalhit*" useragent!="*crawler*" AND status=200
Refers