changes to make this work with multiple ezpublish instances
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Scott Frazer
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27 January 2009
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Tuesday 27 January 2009 8:20:45 am
You can modify this to produce different statistics for each instance on a shared ezPublish box like so:
sfrazer-mbp:Downloads sfrazer$ diff ezpublish.old ezpublish.new
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> EZPUBLISH_INSTANCE=`basename $0`
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< echo 'graph_title eZ Publish statistics'
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> echo 'graph_title ' $EZPUBLISH_INSTANCE ' statistics'
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< echo 'graph_category eZ Publish'
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> echo 'graph_category eZ - ' $EZPUBLISH_INSTANCE
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< echo 'graph_info Statistics for an eZ Publish instance'
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> echo 'graph_info Statistics for eZ Publish instance ' $EZPUBLISH_INSTANCE
Next, when you create the symlink, instead of calling it "ezpublish," make it the same name as the website you are monitoring like so:
sudo ln -sv /usr/share/munin/plugins/www.example.com /etc/munin/plugins
Then, name the section of /etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node the same as the website name:
[www.example.com]
env.dbusername root
env.dbpassword publish
env.dbname ezpublish40
Now you can have multiple ez Publish websites monitored on the same server, all from a single munin script.
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Jérôme Renard
Member since:
06 August 2008
Posts: 22
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Tuesday 27 January 2009 9:33:00 am
Hi Scott,
thanks for the patch.
Actually I am rewriting everything and I added other monitors I already wrote :
ezpublish_content which monitors :
- content objects
- content object attributes
- content nodes
- content object relations
ezpublish_users which monitors :
- ezusers
and I plan to write this week :
ezpublish_cache (almost there actually) which will monitor :
- cache-blocks
- view cache
writing a plugin to monitor the amount of binary files is also planned but I do not know when I will do it.
Your patch will be integrated in the next release.
Thanks :)
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Jérôme Renard
Member since:
06 August 2008
Posts: 22
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Tuesday 27 January 2009 3:30:10 pm
Patch applied in trunk rev : 8.
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