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First I've heard of Opbeat - it looks beautiful and functional. A great pairing. I'd love to try them out, but it seems like no one gives PHP any love any more

First I've heard of Opbeat - it looks beautiful and functional. A great pairing. I'd love to try them out, but it seems like no one gives PHP any love any more so it's not possible :(

watson 9y ago
One of our users open sourced a PHP integration he made to our API. But it only supports error monitoring unfortunately. Not our performance monitoring: https://opbeat.com/docs/articles/error-logging-in-php/ https://opbeat.com/docs/articles/error-logging-in-php/
beberlei 9y ago
you might want to checkout out Tideways, the pure PHP APM I have built over the last 3 years: https://tideways.io/ https://tideways.io/ We have curated in-depth support for many PHP frameworks such as Laravel, Symfony, CakePHP, ZendFramework, Magento, Wordpress, and many more...
dkuebric 9y ago
I think there's actually some pretty decent PHP monitoring love these days! 1. A little plug for TraceView, a PHP performance monitoring and distributed tracing product. Not only insight as to what your PHP code is doing, but also what external services it is interacting with, which ones are slow, and (if they're other services you run) end-to-end traces between them (including software written in 7 other languages). (https://traceview.solarwinds.com https://traceview.solarwinds.com) 2. New Relic offers a PHP solution, which is a bit pricier but also folds into their ever-growing suite of products. https://newrelic.com https://newrelic.com 3. Tideways is pretty cool as well (someone mentioned that already) and it supports HHVM. https://tideways.io https://tideways.io 4. If you're looking for just profiling, there's https://blackfire.io https://blackfire.io, though I don't know much about it. 5. AppDynamics has a PHP monitoring product but I can't recommend it unless you are looking for on-prem hosted solution. And there's probably several more...

First I've heard of Opbeat - it looks beautiful and functional. A great pairing. I'd love to try them out, but it seems like no one gives PHP any love any more so it's not possible :(

watson 9y ago

One of our users open sourced a PHP integration he made to our API. But it only supports error monitoring unfortunately. Not our performance monitoring: https://opbeat.com/docs/articles/error-logging-in-php/ https://opbeat.com/docs/articles/error-logging-in-php/

beberlei 9y ago

you might want to checkout out Tideways, the pure PHP APM I have built over the last 3 years: https://tideways.io/ https://tideways.io/ We have curated in-depth support for many PHP frameworks such as Laravel, Symfony, CakePHP, ZendFramework, Magento, Wordpress, and many more...

dkuebric 9y ago

I think there's actually some pretty decent PHP monitoring love these days! 1. A little plug for TraceView, a PHP performance monitoring and distributed tracing product. Not only insight as to what your PHP code is doing, but also what external services it is interacting with, which ones are slow, and (if they're other services you run) end-to-end traces between them (including software written in 7 other languages). (https://traceview.solarwinds.com https://traceview.solarwinds.com) 2. New Relic offers a PHP solution, which is a bit pricier but also folds into their ever-growing suite of products. https://newrelic.com https://newrelic.com 3. Tideways is pretty cool as well (someone mentioned that already) and it supports HHVM. https://tideways.io https://tideways.io 4. If you're looking for just profiling, there's https://blackfire.io https://blackfire.io, though I don't know much about it. 5. AppDynamics has a PHP monitoring product but I can't recommend it unless you are looking for on-prem hosted solution. And there's probably several more...