Release notes
OpsProbe v0.3.6: internal server-side analytics.
Released on August 23, 2026, v0.3.6 makes visitor and product usage visible from backend logs and API events.
Quick answer
OpsProbe can now show internal PV, UV, top pages, leads, sign-ins, instant probes, and user-step events without adding a frontend tracking script.
What changed
- Added analytics database tables for events and nginx log offsets.
- Added a worker that ingests public website access logs as page-view events.
- Added backend event recording for waitlist, Google login, instant probe, and selected console actions.
- Added internal APIs for overview, daily metrics, top pages, leads, and recent events.
- Added an internal Analytics panel in the Console, gated by the internal API token.
Privacy notes
This release avoids browser tracking scripts. Unique visitor counts are approximate and use a hashed IP and user-agent key. Geo and ISP fields are prepared for later enrichment but are not populated yet.
Verification
- Rust formatting, compile checks, and tests passed.
- Frontend JavaScript syntax checks passed.
- Analytics parser and event classification tests are included.
Known limits
The first analytics UI focuses on internal operational visibility. Geo and ISP enrichment, retention policy, export controls, and a role-based admin console remain planned.