Pimcore Monitoring

Fetch health state of your pimcore installation.

Release Plan

Installation

"require" : {
    "dachcom-digital/monitoring" : "~3.0.0"
}

• Execute: $ bin/console pimcore:bundle:enable MonitoringBundle

Install Routes

# config/routes.yaml
monitoring:
    resource: '@MonitoringBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml'

Configuration

# config/monitoring.yml
monitoring:
    api_code: 'YOUR_API_CODE'

Fetch Data

curl --data "apiCode=YOUR_API_CODE" https://www.your-domain.tld/monitoring/fetch

Available Output

• Pimcore version and revision
• Installed Bundles
• Installed AreaBricks
• Available Users
• Failed logins

Check-Script

In the folder "check-script" you find a perl-script which you can use to check your instance of pimcore. We built it to be used in NAGIOS. This script is "as is" - extend/change it for your own needs

perl pimcore-checker.pl --server=<server> [--level, --verbose, --help]

Parameters:
    --server        Protocol and domain of installation to check (e.g. https://solution.dachcom.com/)
optional:
    --level         minimum errorlevel to return, default is 1 (0: show all; 1: show critical and warning; 2: show critical only)
    --verbose, -v   additionally output gathered package-informations as json
    --help, -h      print this help

The script uses the configuration file "config/versions.json" - the committed one is an example and needs to be configured by you.

The example "ToolboxBundle" can be duplicated for every bundle you use.

Substituted operands are: <, >, ==, !=

where '==' is the default if not defined

Versions are compared using perl's string-comparison (see $SUBSTITUTED_OPERANDS in pimcore-checker.pl).

Copyright and license

Copyright: DACHCOM.DIGITAL
For licensing details please visit LICENSE.md

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