About
PyMunin Munin Multigraph Monitoring Plugin for PHP FPM (FastCGI Process Manager)
The PHP FPM status page must be configured and it must be accesible through the web server.
Multigraph Plugin: | Yes |
Multi-instance Plugin: | Yes |
Graphs
The plugin implements the following graphs:
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php_fpm_connections
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php_fpm_processes
Configuration
Configuration variables are passed to the Munin Plugins using environment variables. The environment variables for plugins are usually set in the plugin configuration files in the folder: /etc/munin/plugin-conf.d
The configuration variables implemented by the plugin are listed in the following table:
Variable | Description |
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host | Web Server Host. (Default: 127.0.0.1) |
port | Web Server Port (Default: 80, SSL: 443) |
user | User in case authentication is required for access to PHP FPM Status page. |
password | Password in case authentication is required for access to PHP FPM Status page. |
monpath | PHP FPM status page path relative to Document Root. (Default: fpm_status.php) |
ssl | Use SSL if yes. (Default: no) |
include_graphs | Comma separated list of enabled graphs. (All graphs enabled by default.) |
exclude_graphs | Comma separated list of disabled graphs. |
Additionally the following configuration variables are implemented by the plugin for Multi Instance support:
Variable | Description |
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instance_name | Name of instance. |
instance_label | Graph title label for instance. (Default is the same as instance name.) |
instance_label_format |
Controls how the instance label will be added to the graph title:
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Credits
PHP FPM Plugin ( phpfpmstats ) has been developed by Ali Onur Uyar ([aouyar @ GitHub] (https://github.com/aouyar)).
License
PHP FPM Plugin ( phpfpmstats ) is copyrighted free software made available under the terms of the GPL License Version 3 or later.
See the file COPYING that acompanies the code for full licensing information.