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        "content": "<p>Afternoon y\u2019all -<\/p>\n<p>I just spent the last few days fiddling with <a href=\"https:\/\/prometheus.io\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Prometheus<\/a> under the impression I could visualize <a href=\"https:\/\/traefik.io\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Traefik\u2019s<\/a> access logs with <a href=\"https:\/\/perses.dev\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Perses<\/a> however, after finally getting these three to communicate with one another it seems that Prometheus lacks the capability to query access logs.<\/p>\n<p>I don\u2019t host my own html\/php, I typically find docker images like <a href=\"https:\/\/invidious.io\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Invidious<\/a> or <a href=\"https:\/\/github.com\/redlib-org\/redlib\" rel=\"nofollow\">Redlib<\/a> spin them up in a compose\/yaml file and reverse proxy them, my knowledge towards html\/php is <strong>very<\/strong> minimal so when I read about adding files to the root path of my domain it may seem straight forward for some people but makes no sense to me, apologies if that comes off as ignorant.<\/p>\n<p>I digress, I stumbled upon <a href=\"https:\/\/goaccess.io\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">GoAccess<\/a> and gave it a shot but from what I\u2019m reading it seems that it needs access to the html that these application use to display reporting in a web-browser which I genuinely got no idea on how to do, Traefik currently spits access logs in a .log file which I assume would be enough to visualize from?<\/p>\n",
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            "content": "Afternoon y\u2019all -\n\nI just spent the last few days fiddling with [Prometheus](https:\/\/prometheus.io\/) under the impression I could visualize [Traefik\u2019s](https:\/\/traefik.io\/) access logs with [Perses](https:\/\/perses.dev\/) however, after finally getting these three to communicate with one another it seems that Prometheus lacks the capability to query access logs. \n\nI don\u2019t host my own html\/php, I typically find docker images like [Invidious](https:\/\/invidious.io\/) or [Redlib](https:\/\/github.com\/redlib-org\/redlib) spin them up in a compose\/yaml file and reverse proxy them, my knowledge towards html\/php is **very** minimal so when I read about adding files to the root path of my domain it may seem straight forward for some people but makes no sense to me, apologies if that comes off as ignorant.\n\nI digress, I stumbled upon [GoAccess](https:\/\/goaccess.io\/) and gave it a shot but from what I\u2019m reading it seems that it needs access to the html that these application use to display reporting in a web-browser which I genuinely got no idea on how to do, Traefik currently spits access logs in a .log file which I assume would be enough to visualize from?",
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