featurebase-examples VS web-analytics-starter-kit

One piece to consider is where to store data and how it may be leveraged for counts of things, over time. For basic analytics, a simple dashboard may be created independently of the data store.

FeatureBase is a super fast, highly efficient, in-memory analytical data store which may be queried using SQL. We have customers handling 10s of billions of events with it. It's free, Open Source and available here: https://featurebase.com/.

There are reference Docker containers which may be used for a deployment or reference for building a deployment: https://github.com/FeaturebaseDb/featurebase-examples

If you're looking for one that gives you more control, there is a starter kit from Tinybird to build your own GA replacement over a managed ClickHouse. You can customise it as much as you want, capture different data, do different analytics, custom frontend, etc. https://github.com/tinybirdco/web-analytics-starter-kit

The Starter Kit we’ve used in this blog post is based on an open source GitHub repository. Within that repository is a "dashboard" folder. All you need to do is fork the repository and augment the code for the dashboard to your liking. It’s built using Next.js with React v18 as a framework, and it uses Tailwind for CSS styling, so it’s very easy to customize if you’re comfortable with the tech stack.