So, after a week using CloudFlare to cache gnuradio.org website content, we have some interesting statistics.
In the last seven days, there have been over a million hits on gnuradio.org, almost exactly half of which were users and half were web crawling robots. The non-crawler traffic came from 11,426 distinct IP addresses, using a total of 54 GB of bandwidth. If this seems high, it is. The large majority of of this traffic is git traffic over http, which can generate hundreds of hits for a full git clone operation. Also, we don't attempt to exclude any web crawlers from scraping the site, so pretty much every GNU Radio source code file from every revision in the repository gets indexed. Several times, in fact--through the dynamically generated pages in Redmine, through the git HTTP interface, and through the cgit repository viewer. One of the capabilties of CloudFlare is to insert Google Analytics javascript in each page that looks like it is being loaded by a browser (and thus not git or webcrawlers). So for users that have Javascript enabled, we've been seeing much more typical numbers consistent with a project our size. For the last week, then, there have been: - 38,514 page hits, from - 10,494 visits (thus 3.85 pages per visit), from - 5,924 unique visitors, from - 113 different countries I'm attempting to get accurate population counts for each country so we can see which have the highest per-capita interest in GNU Radio, but that could take a while. Any one want to guess which ones that will be? Anyway, fun stuff! -- Johnathan Corgan Corgan Labs - SDR Training and Development Services http://corganlabs.com _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
