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: Google Analytics on a web farm? Is it possible to use Google Analytics on a web farm so that it collects stats on what happened on each server in the farm? eg: Instead of visits, show visits

@Martha676

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Is it possible to use Google Analytics on a web farm so that it collects stats on what happened on each server in the farm? eg:


Instead of visits, show visits per server (helps us check the load
balancer is working)
Instead of site speed, show site speed per server (helps us see if
any box is unexpectedly slow)
And so on

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@Kevin317

If I had 50 farms, I could create 50 accounts... or more likely I'm not going to want to maintain all those accounts and would simply want one account to manage. I believe this makes more sense, given you can simply filter your queries/reports using a secondary sorting dimension. Simply set your secondary dimension to be Content>Host and then by using an advanced filter or custom segments, you can see stats for each server. This assumes each has a unique url or IP.

If all farms are redirected by a load balancer, you might need to set a custom variable to be your farm instance, in which case this would become your secondary dimension.

Not ideal, but preferable to maintaining multiple accounts. The downside is that when you want to do some analysis on a secondary dimension, you lose that ability.

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@Lengel546

I would create a google account for each server. that way I would keep track of each server usage.

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