MageMonitoring

Magento module to get health information of your Magento installation (Server, PHP, Database, Cache, Logs, Rewrites, Modules version installed, ...)

License OSL v3

Features

Flexible yet simple plugin framework to execute checks or other tasks
Easily automate tasks with the provided WatchDog interface, includes aggregated reports for less spam. Get notified when your log files start moving!
Plugins can be added from other modules via config.xml declaration
UI fully configurable via frontend or config.xml
Merged with Healthcheck

The default plugins currently provide the following information:

OS / Server / Memory Information / Magento version vs available
Database Information
PHP version and some important configuration values vs recommended
Store configuration checks
Modules installed, their version number, their status and some recommended extensions
Product composition / types
Cache statistics with option to flush each cache or all at once (APC, APCU, Memcache, Redis, ZendOpcache)
Magento debug/exception log monitoring
Check for class and template file rewrites
SEO / Privacy / Security / Cron / Important files / Patches check

Documentation

Usage

Log into the Magento backend and navigate to: System > Monitoring AND/OR System > Configuration > Advanced > Monitoring

Installation Instructions

Via modman

Install modman
Use the command from your Magento installation folder: modman clone https://github.com/magento-hackathon/Hackathon_MageMonitoring/

Via composer

Install composer
Install Magento Composer
Create a composer.json into your project like the following sample:

{
    ...
    "require": {
        "magento-hackathon/hackathon_magemonitoring":"*"
    },
    "repositories": [
	    {
            "type": "composer",
            "url": "http://packages.firegento.com"
        }
    ],
    "extra":{
        "magento-root-dir": "./"
    }
}

Then from your composer.json folder: php composer.phar install or composer install

Manually

You can copy the files from the folders of this repository to the same folders of your installation

Installation in ALL CASES

Clear the cache, logout from the admin panel and then login again.

Uninstallation

Remove all extension files from your Magento installation
Via modman: modman remove Hackathon_MageMonitoring
Via composer, remove the line of your composer.json related to magento-hackathon/hackathon_magemonitoring and do php composer.phar update

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