7 A/B Testing Resources for Startups and Solo Developers This post originally appeared on Dyn.com, a world leader in managed DNS, powering the best brands on the web including Gowalla, Mashable, Twitter, Wikia and more. Follow @DynInc on Twitter. If you need a simple, inexpensive way to figure out what's going to make your website's users click on that big, red button, you've come to the right place. A/B testing is one of the easiest ways to figure out whether one specific variable of your website is working. It could be a button color, a bit of web copy, an image — something extremely finite that may (or may not) have a measurable impact on desired actions, be they conversions or a simple click-through. In an A/B test, the variable changes as users visit the page; user actions are recorded and analyzed; and the developer (or startup) is able to take action based on the results.
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Shipping nginx access logs to LogStash — DevOps & Programming Note: this blog post is a bit outdated. Kibana is now part of Elasticsearch, and a pure JavaScript project, no longer dependent on Ruby. Additionally we now run Elasticsearch version 0.9.11 and LogStash 1.3.3. At Commando.io, we’ve always wanted a web interface to allow us to grep and filter through our nginx access logs in a friendly manner. After researching a bit, we decided to go with LogStash and use Kibana as the web front-end for ElasticSearch.
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