I came here looking for squid information.. but I think haproxy in front of squid might also be an answer..
But is there a squid gui section that gives access to the proxy protocol?
And is there a suggestion for squid logs digestion?
Can I syslog them somewhere else and then generate graphs?
Is that the better suggestion?
After mulling it over.. haproxy might not be a solution.. might just add more complexity..
Suggestions?
Also very interested in this, specifically for watching requests and their api's for debugging.
For me solution for now is mitmproxy virtualized on proxmox *in regular mode* - transparent not works for me https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/discussions/6338
QuoteCan I syslog them somewhere else and then generate graphs?
You can try customizing the squid log format and sending it to the log server to analyze the data using the GUI.
There are many log servers can do this, such as Graylog,Splunk,Grafana,etc...