Mission Control PHP Package - Send data to DiegoDevGroup's Mission Control system to stay in control of your applications.
DiegoDev Group's Mission Control is an elegant Application Performance Management system. Forget being inundated with hundreds of charts and complex configurations for CMS websites, custom E-commerce platforms etc. Utilize the simple user interface, with specific data for high demand moments. Get notifications within minutes of your system being overloaded, or high levels of errors being triggered. Set it up in less than 5 minutes with your next deployment, and take back your weekends.
- PHP 7.1+
composer require diegodevgroup/mission-controlIssueService lets you peak into your exceptions or any flagged messages you'd like to track. You can do so using the following methods:
use DiegoDevGroup\MissionControl\IssueService;
try {
// do some code
} catch (Exception $e) {
$issueService = new IssueService('{API Token}');
$issueService->exception($e);
}
Or if you just want to flag an potential issue or concern in your applicaiton:
use DiegoDevGroup\MissionControl\IssueService;
$issueService = new IssueService('{API Token}');
$issueService->log('Anything you want to say goes here', 'flag');
Flags can be any terminology you want, to help sort through your issues.
You can easily tie the webhooks into your application with this package using class and method:
use DiegoDevGroup\MissionControl\WebhookService;
(new WebhookService('{your-projects-webhook}'))->send('This is a title', 'This is a custom message', 'info');
Add this cron job to enable PerformanceService which scans your system to report back to mission control the state of your server.
*/5 * * * * /{app-path}/vendor/bin/performance {API token}
Want to track some basic inforation about your web traffic? You'll need to make sure you've enabled access.log tracking, then add this cron job to your server.
*/5 * * * * /{app-path}/vendor/bin/traffic {API token} {path-to-access.log} {format --optional (nginx default)}
nginx: %a %l %u %t "%m %U %H" %>s %O "%{Referer}i" "%{User-Agent}i" apache: %h %l %u %t "%r" %>s %b
This simple command can enable your access logs after you restart Ngnix.
sudo su
sed -i -e 's/access_log off;/access_log \/var\/log\/nginx\/{domain}-access.log;/g' /etc/nginx/sites-available/{domain}
Your log should then be /var/log/nginx/{domain}-access.log
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