Apache log analyzer

The log data generated by your Apache HTTP server is a goldmine of information. Using this information, you can judge your server's usage, pinpoint areas of weakness, and devise ways to improve server structure and overall performance. Auditing your Apache logs can be helpful for:

• Identifying and correcting frequent errors to enhance the user experience.
• Monitoring anomalous or suspicious activity so it can be investigated further.
• Understanding your users and how they access your site.
• Preventing security attacks on your server.

EventLog Analyzer as a web server log analyzer

EventLog Analyzer offers a number of comprehensive features for web server log analysis. With EventLog Analyzer, you can:

• Audit and analyze your Apache server through web server log file analysis.
• Detect suspicious user activity on your Apache web server by monitoring Apache access logs.
• Receive real-time alerts through SMS and email upon any questionable activitiy.
• Gain deeper insights into your Apache server activity with predefined reports that present an overview of server activity, helping you uncover suspicious usage patterns.
• View reports in table, list, and graph formats with support for several graph types.
• Drill down to the raw data, filter the information, and more.
• Import logs from different versions of Apache web servers including, Apache Tomcat servers.

Apache web server monitoring

EventLog Analyzer automates the Apache web server monitoring process and helps you efficiently extract required information from your logs with intuitive reports. With instant alerts, you can discover any events of interest hidden in the massive volume of log data.

Apache web server management

EventLog Analyzer offers automated log file imports, predefined Apache web server reports and alerts, flexible search options, automatic log archival based on a specified schedule, and more. This end-to-end functionality helps you manage your Apache web server and stay on top of your log information at all times.

Apache access log auditing

Auditing Apache access logs is crucial for monitoring your Apache web servers. Apache access logs contain vital information such as the IP address of the client, the HTTP request, and the timestamp. By keeping tabs on the inbound requests to the Apache web server, malicious user activity can be detected in time to prevent an attack.

Apache web server reports

Apache web server top reports

With EventLog Analyzer's web server reports you can: 

Available Reports

Top Visitors | Top Users | Top URL | Top Browsers | Top Errors | Top Referrers | Apache Server Trend | Apache Reports Overview

Apache web server error reports

EventLog Analyzer collects information on HTTP errors and presents it in a separate, predefined report. With these reports you can:

Available Reports

HTTP Status Success | HTTP Bad Gateway | HTTP Internal Server Error | HTTP Gateway Timeout | HTTP Request URI Too Large | HTTP Unsupported Media Type | HTTP Request Entity Too Large | HTTP Forbidden | HTTP Server Not Found | HTTP Request Timeout | HTTP Bad Request | HTTP Unauthorized | Information Reports | Success Reports | Redirection Reports | Client Errors | Server Errors

Apache web server attack reports

Website administrators should always keep an eye out for common attacks such as SQL injection attacks and malicious URL requests. EventLog Analyzer can help by:

Available Reports

SQL Injection reports | Cross site scripting reports | Directory Traversal | Malicious URL Request