PHP-FPM
PHP-FPM (FastCGI Process Manager) is an alternative PHP FastCGI implementation, with some additional features useful for sites of any size, especially busier sites. If PHP-FPM is installed on your environment, the Sysdig agent will automatically connect. You may need to edit the default entries to connect if PHP-FPM has a custom setting in its config file. See the Default Configuration section, below.
The Sysdig agent automatically collects all metrics with default configuration.
This page describes the default configuration settings, how to edit the configuration to collect additional information, the metrics available for integration, and a sample result in the Sysdig Monitor UI.
PHP-FPM Setup
This check has a default configuration that should suit most use cases. If it does not work for you, verify that you have added these lines to your php-fpm.conf
file. The default location is /etc/
pm.status_path = /status ping.path = /ping
Sysdig Agent Configuration
Review how to Edit dragent.yaml to Integrate or Modify Application Checks.
Default Configuration
By default, Sysdig's dragent.default.yaml
uses the following code to connect with PHP-FPM and collect all metrics:
app_checks: - name: php-fpm check_module: php_fpm retry: false pattern: exe: "php-fpm: master process"
If you have a configuration other than those for PHP-FPM in php-fpm.conf,
you can edit the Sysdig agent configuration in dragent.yaml,
as shown in Example 1.
Warning
Remember! Never edit dragent.default.yaml
directly; always edit only dragent.yaml
.
Example
Replace the values of status_url
and ping_url
below with the values set against pm.status_path
and ping.path
respectively in your php-fpm.conf:
app_checks: - name: php-fpm check_module: php_fpm pattern: exe: "php-fpm: master process" conf: status_url: /mystatus ping_url: /myping ping_reply: mypingreply
Metrics Available
See PHP-FPM Metrics.
Result in the Monitor UI
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