GoAccess is an open-source log analyzer designed for fast, real-time processing of web server logs. Its primary function is to display statistics directly within the terminal, allowing for quick analysis without a web browser, which is useful for SSH access or terminal-centric workflows.
Beyond basic statistics, GoAccess functions as a security monitoring tool. It assists in detecting suspicious activities, unusual traffic patterns, brute-force attempts, scanners, bots, and anomalous requests by analyzing log data.
While the default output is terminal-based, GoAccess can also generate various report formats. These include a self-contained real-time HTML report for analytics and visualization, as well as JSON and CSV reports for data export and further processing.
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GoAccess is an open-source tool for real-time web server log analysis, providing statistics directly in the terminal. It also generates HTML, JSON, and CSV reports, and can be used for security monitoring to identify suspicious activity and traffic patterns.