jildertmiedema/laravel-system-monitor

Laravel system monitor, export application info to statsd

laravel-system-monitor

, _(*1)

This package will be monitor application metrices. It is dynamic configurable, but with the default settings you will be able to show some basic stuff., _(*2)

This package usage statsd as a default output but off course you can implement your own store, _(*3)

Install

This package depends on the statsd client from the php league. Read their manual to get it up and running, _(*4)

Install the package:, _(*5)

composer require jildertmiedema/laravel-system-monitor

Add these lines in the config/app.php file in the providers array., _(*6)

JildertMiedema\SystemMonitor\SystemMonitorServiceProvider::class,
League\StatsD\Laravel5\Provider\StatsdServiceProvider::class,

If you've added the artisan schedule:run command to your cron, then you can add this to your App\Console\Kernel class, _(*7)

protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
    $schedule->command('measurement:run')->everyMinute();
}

Now the system will send the measurement results to Statsd every minute, _(*8)

Configuration

To publish the config use:, _(*9)

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="config"

Change the config/measurement.php file to your needs., _(*10)

Measurements can be configured by choosing a type and key. The type is the type of the type of the measurement. The key is the statsd key. Per type some additional settings are required., _(*11)

• mysql.speed The reaction time of a mysql connection. (Configure a connection)
• redis.speed The reaction time of a redis connection. (Configure a connection)
• queue.size Measures to amount of items in the queue. (Configure a queue)
• queue.waiting-time Put a job on the queue and measures how long it takes before its handled by the queue. (Configure a queue)

Testing

Run this command to show the result as console output. php artisan measurement:run --debug, _(*12)

Statsd server

This package is design to be send to a statsd server. Of course you can implement your own MeasurementStore to send it elsewhere. Some docker stuff is created to receive (and show) data. Show me, _(*13)

Extending

This package comes with a default setup, but you can easly extend or replace parts., _(*14)

To create your own measurement, create a new class that implements the JildertMiedema\SystemMonitor\Measurements\Measurement interface. To register your class insert this in a service provider:, _(*15)

use JildertMiedema\SystemMonitor\Measurements\Manager;

$this->app->resolving('measurement', function (Manager $manager) {
    $manager->extend($this->app[YourMeasurementClass::class]);
});