ApHeMo

In case you are working on a website and want to make sure it is accessible all across the web and that it works smooth, then you could consider going for the Apache HTTP servers.
Even though they are widely used, that does not automatically mean that you do not have to do your part and constantly improve their security and reliability. ApHeMo enables you to display and process Apache logs to better monitor activity and detect potential attacks.

Provides an organized way to view and access logs

While the GUI is not very sleek or appealing, the truth is that it displays all information relating to the servers' activity in a clean and clear manner. To be more precise, you can access the full log to get an overview, but you can also check out individual automatic log analyzes.
Depending on how you manage your server and what you are looking for during monitoring tasks, you can preview debugs, warnings, errors, alerts, emergencies, notices or general information, to name a few.
If you know that a certain action coming from an IP address is harmless, then you can add it to the auto-filter so that the program knows to skip it next time.

Comes with a nice function that generate reports

Granted, viewing logs can help you identify problems and attacks ahead of time. Then again, the task can become tedious when the server needs to handle numerous connections and you have to account for a plethora of requests on a daily basis.
ApHeMo generates comprehensive reports on the server's traffic that take the form of statistics. In case you are unsure about a certain action, then you can use the Whois feature and get an overall idea of what is going on.
Although you can copy the info to clipboard, it would be nice if the program allowed you to save the data in the desired format.

An overall good tool for server administrators

Since it provides you with an easy way to view Apache servers logs and can ignore the messages that repeat and are known to be a problem, ApHeMo can be a reliable tool for monitoring if you are managing an Apache server.