WE have GA on our pages, but this is not the whole story.
Does AEM sites have any sort of web stats we can view/query, which includes hits on CDN (because Adobe charge full price for pages and json served from cheap CDN service (fastly), not just on pages served by the AEM publish instances.
EM page pricing is far to high, so we are moving as many pages as possible out of AEM into other systems (both static and CMS driven). The crux is to identify which pages are hit the most and move these out.
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request.log and dispatcher.log may not help here, because once page is cached the page will be servered from the CDN.
If you are using any analytics solution, that can help to identify the page view statistics, otherwise only Adobe can help.
Hi @TB3dock
Here are my two cents. Short answer: No. What you can explore is capturing and analyzing logs within a specific timeframe to gain at least an idea of this. What you need to investigate are:
The request.log: This log stores all the requests made to the AEM instance. By reviewing the history of this log, you can gain insight into what you're looking for.
The dispatcher.log: As you mentioned, heavily used pages are likely to be cached. Examining this log is the best alternative. You'll need to collect a significant number of logs and analyze them to identify which pages were the most frequently accessed.
request.log and dispatcher.log may not help here, because once page is cached the page will be servered from the CDN.
If you are using any analytics solution, that can help to identify the page view statistics, otherwise only Adobe can help.
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