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A New Feature - Per Virtual Host Statistics #67
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Thanks for your suggestion, this is in the to-do list. Stay tuned! |
Any progress on this enhancement? |
Haven't been able to get to this. There is a discussion on issue #23 that describes some ideas on how to implement it (any other ideas are welcomed too). It's likely this is going to be done by grouping vhosts. I will bump this up on the to-do list. Thanks for the reminder though. |
@allinurl +1 for supporting virtual hosts (simply adding an additional column to the existing charts would be sufficient, if that's possible). |
@chrisnesbit1 Likely the first iteration would be somewhere along those lines. Thanks. |
+1 for the feature :) I really need this on a host with different websites ! |
@allinurl status, please? |
Thanks for all the hard work @allinurl Love the app, working really well for us, but a vhost stat option is key! |
There will be some minor releases before this feature gets out, but I definitely expect this before or in v1.0. Stay tuned! |
Added the ability to parse virtual hosts and a new panel to display metrics per virtual host. This was shipped in v0.9.5. As @ottok pointed out, it displays data on a separate panel, e.g.,
#117 should cover the filtering by vhost, and other fields. |
Another feature which could help an apache admin alot is to have reports and statistics based on apache vhost definitions.
There exists a utility called apache-top which is a python script, it has the feature to report based on apache vhosts configuration.
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