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The statistics (or status) module provides an interface to view your server’s statistics.
Enabling statistics module #
In CirrusGrid statistics module is disabled by default. You can activate this module following the instruction:
- Click Config button for your Apache server.
- The required status_module is loaded by default, so navigate to the /etc/httpd/conf folder and open the httpd.conf file. Add the following code:
ExtendedStatus On <Location /statistics/> SetHandler server-status ####### Security configuration #################### ####### Basic auth config should follow here ###### ################################################### </Location>
Note: you can use any other context for your statistics location (in our case we have /statistics/).
- Save the changes and restart Apache.
- Click Open in browser. Add the location name to the link.
http://{env_name}.{hoster_domain}/{location_name}/
In the opened window the statistics of the server will be shown.
Setting up security configuration #
- Generate hash from your password. For that you can use any htpasswd tool or online service (for example, http://www.htpasswdgenerator.net/).
- Create simple text file with previously generated hash.
- Click Config button for your Apache server.
- Upload the created file to the /var/www/webroot/ROOT folder.
- In the /etc/httpd/conf folder open the httpd.conf file.
Instead of:
####### Security configuration #################### ####### Basic auth config should follow here ###### ###################################################
Add the following code:
AuthName "Statistics area" AuthType Basic AuthBasicProvider file AuthUserFile /var/www/webroot/ROOT/.htpasswd Require valid-user
- Save the changes and restart Apache.
- Click Open in browser. Add the location context to the link.
http://{env_name}.{hoster_domain}/{location_name}/
In the opened window you’ll be requested to log in with your credentials. Use the credentials you stated while generating the hash to see the statistics of the server.
