zerodeux

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1. 1.▲
   by zerodeux 1y ago

   It is compatible with Nginx+FPM. It won't use the PHP-FPM specific logs (and thus does not impose any specific value from you for the access.format PHP-FPM setting). But it has to figure out where your app's error log is.
2. 2.▲
   by zerodeux 1y ago

   The wpdb logic is an addon and only triggers if wpdb is found. Phptop might still be useful in the general case to quickly and cheaply find CPU hotspots. Nowadays it would be necessary to also show the various Curl/API calls because th
3. 3.▲
   by zerodeux 1y ago

   Author here. "Query" does mean "HTTP request" in the summary. It's reported as "Hits" in the stats. Sorry for the incoherent wording ... The SQL/wpdb support was added afterwards, and it shows because
4. 4.▲
   by zerodeux 1y ago

   Exactly. I'm the author, it's funny this thing pops up now, it was written +15 years ago and is barely maintained (but AFAKI still works). The metrics collected are close to those from PHP-FPM (CPU user/sys, clock time, peak