php-fpm instrumentation/monitoring?

[Tomasz Chmielewski]

Are there any smart way to monitor php-fpm on a whole server?

Let's say I was running MySoftware 1.0 for one hour. Then, I was running MySoftware 1.1 for the next hour.

It would be interesting to me:

- how many CPU cycles we used
- how many requests we served (OK, we can get it from webserver log)
- how many MySQL requests did we make (and/or, requests per second)
- how many mongo requests did we make (and/or, requests per second)
- how many redis requests did we make (and/or, requests per second)
- how many memcached requests did we make (and/or, requests per second)


Especially the number of requests made to different databases would be great.

[Anatoly Pashin]

You should try https://newrelic.com/ and/or https://tideways.io/

All of you mentioned points are available to track there.

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[Evgeny Petrenko]

You can use pinba for that, but you have to make a lot of things by
yourself. Otherwise - you can use what is proposed by Anatoly before.

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