Kazuki Yanamoto

This plugin will display how many times post and page viewed.
It`s a simple stat analytics that also shows total view per day, week, month and all days. Those view are showed with titles and permalink. 
Select only by title to see particular pages.
You can exclude admin user and login users + you can ignore bots and useragents.
The another merit is that “Most Popular articles” section can be added on to your widget.
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Display how many times post and page viewed
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View total access per day, week, month, and all days
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Show titles and permalinks as well
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Change view order by date and title
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You can ignore bots and UserAgents
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Exclude admin user and login users
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“Most Popular articles” section can be added on to your widget
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Post Views Stats Counter

This plugin will display how many times post and page viewed. It shows total view of access per day, week, month, and all days.

Razvan Stanga

Imagine a high traffic website that needs post views as an algorithm to display posts on the homepage. 
This website also uses <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/vcaching/" rel="ugc">Varnish Caching</a>. So we need an AJAX based post views counter. 
Now imagine a minimum 5000 concurrent users browsing the website, so we can’t use the default “AJAX in Plugins” as live updates on the backend using update_post_meta will be very painful for the backend.
So what can we do ?
What if all these post views counts will be done in memory using Redis ? 
Then we run a cornjob using WP-CLI to sync the post views count in Redis to the WordPress database.
Redis Post Views was born.

Redis Post Views

Highly optimized post views counter using Redis

Post Views Stats Counter vs Redis Post Views