APM and drivers

[Patrick ALLAERT]

Hi!

APM has been recently internally redesigned to make use of "drivers".
This mean that SQLite implementation has been externalized from the
core of APM as a driver. This enable us to react to events differently
depending on them.
As a result of this redesign, a MySQL driver has been added so that
events can be stored in and fetch from a centralized MySQL database.

Drivers are registered using a linked list which enables chaining so
that you might react to events with more than one driver.

For now, drivers are selected at configure time, a driver which is
compiled is automatically active, to deactivate one you will then need
to recompile APM. This will probably be made configurable in a near
future.

Other drivers will certainly be implemented, we are thinking about:
* SNMP
* Hadoop
* e-mail

Regards,
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Patrick Allaert
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http://code.google.com/p/peclapm/ - Alternative PHP Monitor

[Paul Dragoonis]

What about defining the driver(s) to load in the php.ini file, so that we can change the configuration without having to recompile?

Regards,

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Paul Dragoonis
Software Engineer
drag...@php.net

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