Traffic, without
tracking you.
There is no analytics script on this page. Nothing about your visit is measured in your browser, no cookie is set, and no third-party origin is contacted. The numbers below were computed overnight from the CDN's own access logs — and the log store never receives a visitor IP address in the first place.
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Daily page views
Bot and crawler traffic is excluded. A user agent is the only field capable of identifying anything, it is used solely to make that exclusion, and it is never published.
Top pages
Where people came from
No external referrers yet.
Countries
Short-link clicks
go.andruxa.dev resolves entirely inside the CDN, so it cannot count its own clicks — a CloudFront Function gets read-only access to the key-value store it reads. These counts come from the same log pipeline, off the request path.
Client IPs, cookies, ports and network operator are excluded at delivery, so they are never written to S3 — there is no retention policy to trust. Raw logs expire after 30 days regardless.
Logs land as partitioned Parquet, so a nightly query reads one prefix per day instead of the bucket. The Athena workgroup also enforces a hard per-query scan ceiling: a query that loses its partition filter is killed by AWS rather than billed.
This is a personal site, so the numbers are small. Publishing them is the point — an analytics system you only show when it flatters you isn't a measurement, it's marketing.
How it's built: the case study.