Closed NicoledeGreef closed 1 year ago
@NicoledeGreef Drupal doesn't do any sort of analytics naively. Typically you would integrate a 3rd party tool. Google analytics is popular for public facing sites. We have set up Drupal to work with other tracking tools as well. IS there something BC uses internally already?
@NicoledeGreef I'm used to using Google Analytics, but research has shown me that Matomo is an on-premise alternative, where data ownership is important. There is mention of Matomo in the OpenShift tech docs:
Google Analytics/Matomo thread: https://stackoverflow.developer.gov.bc.ca/questions/811/817#817
I notice that there is a Drupal module for Matomo as well that allows for Matomo tag management and settings changes through the Drupal Admin UI. Not sure if it is compatible with Drupal 10.
Drupal module matomo
advertises that it is compatible with Drupal 10.
@lkmorlan - can you please do an assessment of the module? any red flags or concerns?
The matomo
Drupal module has just over 17,000 users. It has recent activity in the issue queue and in code commits. It is likely that this module works well.
Added to agenda for next base-build meeting #23
Closing as the assessment is done, how it gets added to the build will be discussed at a base-build meeting
OP timer
This feature support the following requirements
As a business owner of a Drupal-based application I need to have access to basic site analytics so that I can assess the use of the site on demand.
Additional context
Application owners are looking for:
Proposed solution
Analysis of options, ideally native to Drupal, that can support these types of analytics. Timeline for advice and discussion: mid-August 2023
Definition of done (DoD)
Testing