Linux 8.3 with Ackee: Web Traffic Analytics

Ackee is lightweight, easy to install, and has a good balance between analytics and privacy. It is a perfect tool for those who don't need to track every aspect of your visitors. Ackee keeps tracked data anonymized to prevent users from being identifiable. It's the right thing for everyone who doesn't need a full-featured marketing analytics platform

Ackee tries its best to keep tracked data anonymized. Several steps are used to avoid that users are identifiable while still providing helpful analytics.

Ackee uses the IP, user-agent and domain ID to identify a user. All information will be hashed together with a salt that changes daily. The daily salt is never stored anywhere. It avoids that database backups can be used to stick data together to reconstruct the browsing history of a user. Ackee also removes personal data from previous records when a new record with an existing identification gets added. This way, the user identifier, and other identifiable data are only stored once in the database.

Ackee won't track personal information by default, but has the ability to do so in a privacy-focused way.

Some of the features that Ackee (Analytics) boasts are:

• Self-hosted
• Lightweight and easy to install
• Modern and fast architecture

The interface of Ackee helps you to stay focused. It's blazing fast and easy to navigate. Don't get lost in hundreds of charts and filter options when all you need is simple traffic insights.

The Image has been pre-configured to guarantee seamless performance and painless deployment into your Azure Cloud Environments.

Disclaimer:Virtual Pulse does not offer commercial licenses of any of the products mentioned above. Ackee is a registered trademark of respective companies. No warranty of any kind, express or implied, is included with this software.