: How to display combined stats for multiple domains in Google Analytics I run multiple domains that are not related to each other and are all tracked by Google Analytics on separate web properties

@Samaraweera270

According to this post in the Google Analytics forum, the new Universal Analytics (in Beta) provides the ability to use the same tracking code across all your sites.

This will require creating a new profile, which should then display the option to use "Universal Analytics" instead of "Classic Analytics". For more on how to setup Universal Analytics, see this.

For tracking multiple domains with Classic Analytics, see this: Google Analytics - Set up cross-domain tracking for multiple domains.

There are also numerous web analytics applications that can be added to analyze your web server's logs for all your sites. You might find it easier to use one of these apart from Google Analytics to monitor your web server's usage. For a list of these, see: List of web analytics software

Lastly, the best way to estimate the capacity of your web server is to monitor your server's system resources and performance during peak times using a utility like top in Linux, or Task Manager in Windows. Here's a link to help with that in a Linux server/VPS:
Linux resource monitoring tools and techniques

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