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If I use 1TB of bandwidth in a month, I'd like to know what it's made up of.

eg, is 80% of it images, 10% CSS, 5% JavaScript and 5% misc files?

I've asked out server company (Rackspace) a few times, and it's simply not a service they offer, nor could they point me to a specific 3rd party app that would provide such information.

Can anyone suggest a method/app which would achieve this? The data would enable actionable insight to reducing bandwidth usage for a website.

Thanks, Chris

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All this information is already captured in your web servers access_log file.

Google for "Apache access log analyzer" and you will find a bunch of tools using which you can analyze various things

Here is one such tool

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  • Thanks, in my limited experience (I'm not a sys admin so it really is limited), these tools tend to give you a high level figure for bandwidth. ie, you used 100MB on Thursday, and 150M on Friday. I'm after a high level breakdown of what that 100M is made up of. I'll have a dig around though, thanks :) – Chris Rosillo Oct 16 '13 at 14:16