Web Server Analysis

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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2022.41472

April 2022

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Web Server Analysis Prof. Prajkta Khaire1, Rohit Narawade2, Vaibhav Badgujar3, Yeman Adep4 1

Teacher, Department of Information Technology Engineering B.E Students, Department of Information Technology Engineering 1 Shivajirao S. Jondhale College of Engineering, University of Mumbai 2, 3, 4

Abstract: This is a design and implementation of a Web Server. “WEB SERVER ANALYSIS” is a software developed for managing log files on the server. Web log analysis is an innovative and unique field constantly formed and changed by the convergence of various emerging Web technologies. Due to its interdisciplinary character, the diversity of issues it addresses, and the variety and number of Web applications, it is the subject of many distinctive and diverse research methodologies. This project deals with the analysis of the log files of a web server. Keywords: Web server, Log files, Error, URL, Resources I. INTRODUCTION Current software application often produce (or can be configured to produce) some auxiliary text files known as log files. Such files are used during various stages of software development, mainly for debugging and profiling purposes. Use of log files helps testing by making debugging easier. It allows following the logic of the program, at high level, without having to run it in debug mode. Nowadays, log files are commonly used also at customer’s installations for the purpose of permanent software monitoring and/or fine-tuning. Log files became a standard part of large application and are essential in operating systems, computer networks and distributed systems. Log files are often the only way how to identify and locate an error in software, because log file analysis is not affected by any time-based issues known as probe effect. This is an opposite to an analysis of a running program, when the analytical process can interfere with time–critical or resource–critical conditions within the analyzed program. Log files are often very large and can have complex structure. This system is designed in such a way that log file analysis could be an easy task that requires low resources, less time and short procedures. II. OBJECTIVES The basic objective of the web server is to store, process and deliver web pages to the users. 1) Identify problematic pages or sections that cause search engines to waste resources, crawling low value or invalid URLs. 2) Monitor the HTTP status This project gives the following as the output: 3) Date and Time 4) IP addresses 5) Log Files 6) Connection Status III. LITERATURE SURVEY Sr. No

Paper Title/Publication Details

Description

Procedure

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Rizgar et al

Analysis study to evaluate the Without attacks, with SYN performance and availability and HTTP attacks. of the sever

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Barzu et al

To show the effect of hardware scalability on the web server performance

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G. Liu et al

Design of the web servers like Big data analyze environment Apache, Nginx and Lighttpd

Modification and Request Handling

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Prakash et al

Analytical study to indicate Response Time and Memory the scalability, efficiency, and Usage measurement responsiveness of Apache and Nginx by measuring, RAM usage, error rate, and response time.

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L. P. Chitra and R. Satapathy

Comparison study between Node.JS and the traditional IIS

Evaluation of the performance of Web Server in different

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J. Chen and W. Cheng

Web traffic analysis

Web server requirements with the improvement of internet technology.

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C. Chen et al

Queuing model to analyze the Response time and bandwidth web server performance based as metrics of performance on several web page sizes and a various number of users

IV. PROBLEM DEFINITION A Web log is a listing of page reference data. Sometimes it is referred to as click stream data because each entry corresponds to a mouse click. Logs can be examined from either a client perspective or a server perspective. So in order to provide better service along with enhancing the quality of websites, it has become very important for the website owner to better understand their customers. The Web now is the heaviest user of bandwidth on the Internet. Solutions to some of the examples will likely require use of multi-cast. Any Web protocol deployed must deal with issues that affect the network. The Web needs to scale up to handle the high load cases and analysis should be done for the clear way of the uses which will provide fast and safe service to the user with minimum errors. A. Existing System: Current software application often produce (or can be configured to produce) some auxiliary text files known as log files. Such files are used during various stages of software development, mainly for debugging and profiling purposes. B. Proposed System: In our system each and every interaction of web user with the web will be recorded or stored in a text file which is basically called as Web Log File. These web log files will be in “.txt” format. Each interaction of user with web or server will be recorded as a single record in web file containing logs. These server log files are used to understand or study behaviour of the web users. The data which is stored in web log files will be consisting of date&time, connection status, error and users. Kindly it’s little difficult to deal with whole data which are in huge amount of size. So, unwanted or uninterested data can be removed by processing the data. V. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS Overall system performance should correspond to the size of log files and complexity of analytical tasks. A. Hardware Requirements 1) Users Processor: Pentium IV and above Processor speed: 1.2 GHz Onwards 2) System memory: 128 MB minimum (256 MB recommended) Cache size: 512 KB 3) RAM: 2 GB (Minimum) 4) Network card: Any card can provide a 100mbps speed Network connection: UTP or Coaxial cable connection 5) Mouse: 104 keys US Key Serial, USB or PS/2 6) CPU: x86 or x64

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Software Requirements Technology Implemented: Apache Server Language Used: PHP, tkinter User Interface: Python Web Browser: Mozilla, Chrome or Internet Explorer 8(or newer) Software: Visual Studio Code Operating System : Windows XP or Higher Versions VI. SYSTEM DIAGRAM

A. Data Flow Diagram

Fig. 1 Data Flow Diagram of the project B. Use Case Diagram

Fig. 2 Use Case Diagram of the project VII.

RESULT ANALYSIS

Fig. 3 Server

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Fig. 4 Log File

Fig. 5 Connections

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET) ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.538 Volume 10 Issue IV Apr 2022- Available at www.ijraset.com VIII. CONCLUSION To conclude the description about the project, the project, developed using Python with tkinter is based on the requirement specification of the user and the analysis of the existing system, with flexibility for future enhancement. WEB SERVER ANALYSIS is very useful for analysis. This Web Server software is designed for everyone from any secto IX. ACKNOWLEDGMENT We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of them from the bottom of our hearts. Our deepest gratitude to our guide Prof. Prajakta Khaire, without whose counseling this project wouldn’t have been as focused and sound. She showed a keen interest in checking the minute details of the project work and giving valuable suggestions. With technical knowledge there was a need of understanding and moral guidance which was also provided by him. Then Dr. Savita Sangam, our H.O.D. under whose direction we could study the project thoroughly. The Honourable Principal, Dr. P.R Rodge who has always encouraged the work of the students and made sure that all necessary resources were available to us. REFERENCES [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

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