Plausible (Analytics Platform)
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@Sydney , thank you very much, indeed!
I really hope an app will make to Cloudron sooner, rather than later!
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Bump on this. I can see it being another one that will bring in new Cloudron users.
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I used Plausible and Matomo side-by-side. It seemed Plausible is a proprietary solution. Matomo is kind of "fauxpen-source" / "open core", with some desirable modules being proprietary. I prefered Matomo.
Plausible is supported in Odoo, by the way.
@LoudLemur said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
It seemed Plausible is a proprietary solution
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What do you mean? it's AGPL https://github.com/plausible/analytics/blob/master/LICENSE.md
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@LoudLemur said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
It seemed Plausible is a proprietary solution
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What do you mean? it's AGPL https://github.com/plausible/analytics/blob/master/LICENSE.md
@jdaviescoates said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
What do you mean? it's AGPL https://github.com/plausible/analytics/blob/master/LICENSE.md
Per the docs, they only release twice a year (unlike the SaaS version which has continuous updates). Do you know what this means in terms of security updates?
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@jdaviescoates said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
What do you mean? it's AGPL https://github.com/plausible/analytics/blob/master/LICENSE.md
Per the docs, they only release twice a year (unlike the SaaS version which has continuous updates). Do you know what this means in terms of security updates?
@girish said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
Do you know what this means in terms of security updates?
No
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Saw an alternative today - https://github.com/vinceanalytics/vince . Main thing is it doesn't require Clickhouse...
@girish said in Plausible (Analytics Platform):
Saw an alternative today - https://github.com/vinceanalytics/vince . Main thing is it doesn't require Clickhouse...
Does look cool and more freedom-orientated.
We also have this that I know many people would like to see:
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@girish We contributed some code back to Plausible Analytics some time ago to accomplish some things we wanted on our time line rather than theirs. They publish infrequent "official" updates to the self-hosted Docker code in part to minimize the support impact on their small development team. I believe they publish their code (not self-hosted) updates more frequently, which might give visibility to security updates and new features. Their primary source of revenue is from paid accounts that they host on their own infrastructure, so perhaps another reason is to entice customers to use their hosted Plausible solution.
FWIW, we do both, in part to support their efforts. They are solid and I have nothing but good things to say about them as a company, a platform, and as individuals.
