Server Log Files & Technical SEO Audits: What You Need to Know
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The document discusses discrepancies between Google's reported page requests and actual server log entries, highlighting potential inaccuracies in Google data. It covers the significance of log data in various domains such as system administration, SEO, and compliance. Additionally, it provides insights into log analysis using the ELK stack and tutorials for different server types.
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Server Log Files & Technical SEO Audits: What You Need to Know
- 2. that Google’s data can be wrong? WHAT IF I TOLD YOU…
- 3. What Google Says 662 page requests
- 4. What’s Actually in Server Logs 546 page requests!
- 5. What is Log Data?
- 6. What’s Actually in Server Logs
- 8. Visualizing Server Log Data
- 9. system administration monitoring troubleshooting DevOps QA IoT business analysis product management customer success customer support technical SEO security and compliance Why Do Log Analysis?
- 10. A Server Log Entry
- 11. A Server Log File
- 12. What to Check • Bot crawl volume • Response code errors • Temporary redirect • Bot crawl priority • Last crawl date • Crawl budget waste
- 13. Bot Crawl Volume
- 16. Crawl Priorities
- 17. Last Crawl Date
- 18. Crawl Waste
- 19. Crawl Waste
- 20. Resources • Introductions to Apache, IIS, NGINX, and Windows server log analysis • Tutorials on Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana (the open source ELK Stack) • ELK Apps for Apache, IIS, NGINX, and Windows servers • The Complete Guide to the ELK Stack • Log Analysis in AWS Environments with the ELK Stack • Log Analysis for Technical SEO (my Moz essay)