Docker Website (15) Umami

1 Introduction

Umami is a lightweight website access statistics tool, open source and free, self-hosted, similar to Google Analytics.

On Umami's official website, it says: Umami is an open source, privacy-centric alternative to Google Analytics.

Well-known visitor website statistics tools include Baidu Statistics, Google Analytics, 51la, CNZZ, etc. I am currently using Google Analytics.

For Google Analytics, in addition to the inconvenience of accessing the statistical background, the loading of the front end is also a problem. Not to mention that some browsers block domain names such as hm.baidu.com and googletagmanager.com by default, and Google Analytics cannot even be loaded in some network environments. Therefore, I plan to try to build a website visitor statistics program by myself.

2. Installation

2.1, automatic installation

The automatic installation will automatically create a PostgreSQL container as the database. If you have your own database, it is recommended to use the custom installation method.

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git clone https://github.com/umami-software/umami.git
cd umami

Pull the code locally, edit

docker-compose.yaml

To modify configurations such as ports, execute

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2.2, custom installation

Custom installs only pull Umami itself, along with database adapters that you can use to connect to your own database.

Available mirrors:

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# PostgreSQL
docker pull docker.umami.dev/umami-software/umami:postgresql-latest

# MySQL
docker pull docker.umami.dev/umami-software/umami:mysql-latest

Then use docker run to start the corresponding image.

3. Use

Reverse generation, open the website.

Default account: admin
Default password: umami

Click Settings->Add website to add a website:

Copy the Tracking Code and add it to the website code.

After there are visitors, you can see the statistics: