Track page visits and custom events across web, mobile, and mini-program clients without sending data to a third-party analytics service.
Build user profiles and behavior reports for multiple tenants from a single self-hosted installation.
Replace a SaaS analytics tool with a self-managed platform that keeps all event data inside your own infrastructure.
Requires Java 17, Redis, a compatible database, and optionally Apache Flink for real-time processing.
UBA-X is an enterprise-grade user behavior analytics platform written in Java and Vue. The name stands for User Behavior Analytics, and the project covers the full data lifecycle: collecting events from websites, mobile apps, and mini-programs, then streaming those events through a processing engine, and presenting the results in a visual dashboard. On the data collection side, the system supports web, H5, mobile app, and WeChat mini-program sources. Raw events flow into a real-time processing pipeline built on Apache Flink, which computes metrics as data arrives rather than waiting for batch jobs to complete. Processed results land in storage layers that can be configured to match the scale of the deployment. The analytics capabilities include page-visit tracking, custom event tracing, and user-profile building across multiple dimensions. The platform supports multiple tenants on a single installation, with permission controls that isolate each tenant's data and administration. A distributed probe system called ubax-pilot lets operators remotely manage and configure data collection agents running across different services. The backend uses Java 17 with Spring Boot as the core framework, MyBatis Plus for database access, Redis for caching, and Liquibase for managing database schema changes. The frontend is a Vue 3 application using Element Plus for UI components, Pinia for state management, and Vite as the build tool. The project is licensed under Apache 2.0. Getting the full stack running requires setting up Java, a compatible database, Redis, and optionally Flink for real-time mode. It is a multi-component system suited to teams that want a self-hosted analytics platform without sending data to a third-party service.
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