tars-monitor is the phptars service and feature monitoring report module
It consists of two sub-modules:
Install with composer
composer install phptars/tars-monitor
The use of regular reporting requires swoole_table support. By calling addStat to temporarily store the reporting information, the task process of the tars-server will collect for a period of time (the reporting interval is issued by the server, generally 60s).
$locator = "tars.tarsregistry.QueryObj@tcp -h 172.16.0.161 -p 17890";
$socketMode = 1;
$statfWrapper = new \Tars\monitor\StatFWrapper($locator, $socketMode);
$statfWrapper->addStat ("PHPTest.helloTars.obj", "test", "172.16.0.116", 51003,200,0,0);
$statfWrapper->addStat ("PHPTest.helloTars.obj", "test", "172.16.0.116", 51003,200,0,0);
$statfWrapper->addStat ("PHPTest.helloTars.obj", "test", "172.16.0.116", 51003,200,0,0);
Reported data can use multiple storage methods. The cache provides the implementation of swoole_table and redis. Users can also implement contract/StoreCacheInterface by themselves. For the configuration storage method, please refer to examples tars-http-server configuration for src / services.php.
return array (
'namespaceName' => 'HttpServer \\',
'monitorStoreConf' => [
'className' => Tars \ monitor \ cache \ SwooleTableStoreCache :: class,
'config' => []
]
);
monitorStoreConf is the configuration of the storage method, className is the implementation class, and config is the corresponding configuration. For example, when using the redis storage method, you need to configure the redis host, port, and key prefix in the config.
When monitorStoreConf is not configured, SwooleTableStoreCache is used for storage by default.
At the same time,
tars-monitoralso provides a single report interfacemonitorStat, that is, each tars request call will be reported once.
$locator = "tars.tarsregistry.QueryObj@tcp -h 172.16.0.161 -p 17890";
$socketMode = 1;
$statfWrapper = new \Tars\monitor\StatFWrapper($locator,$socketMode);
$statfWrapper->monitorStat("PHPTest.helloTars.obj","test","172.16.0.116",51003,200,0,0);
Parameters are similar to service monitoring
$statfWrapper = new \Tars\monitor\PropertyFWrapper("tars.tarsregistry.QueryObj@tcp -h 172.16.0.161 -p 17890",1);
$statfWrapper->monitorProperty("127.0.0.1","userdefined",'Sum',2);
$statfWrapper->monitorProperty("127.0.0.1","userdefined",'Count',2);
$statfWrapper->monitorProperty("127.0.0.1","userdefined",'Count',1);
After the data is reported, the user can view the reported data in the Service Monitoring / Feature Monitoring tab.
Because other modules have integrated this module, so in general, the service script does not need to use this module explicitly.