Example

87.140.79.42 - - [23/Jan/2024:09:00:46 +0100] "GET /monitoring/pings/ HTTP/1.1" 200 814 "-" "Ruby"
87.140.79.42 - - [23/Jan/2024:09:00:46 +0100] "GET /monitoring/pings/ HTTP/1.1" 200 814 "-" "Ruby"
87.140.79.41 - - [23/Jan/2024:09:00:46 +0100] "GET /monitoring/pings/ HTTP/1.1" 200 814 "-" "Ruby"
87.140.79.42 - - [23/Jan/2024:09:00:46 +0100] "GET /monitoring/pings/ HTTP/1.1" 200 814 "-" "Ruby"

Goal

Count and sort the number of requests for a single IP address.

Bash Command

awk '{ print $1}' test.log | sort | uniq --count

Result

1 87.140.79.41
3 87.140.79.42

Explain

1. awk '{ print $1}' test.log

87.140.79.42
87.140.79.42
87.140.79.41
87.140.79.42

2. sort

87.140.79.41
87.140.79.42
87.140.79.42
87.140.79.42

3. uniq --count [1]

1 87.140.79.41
3 87.140.79.42

• [1] -c, --count: prefix lines by the number of occurrence

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