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Directive |
Type |
Modification Scope |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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boolean |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Enables or disables the Monitor component |
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|
integer |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
Monitor extension log verbosity level |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
The maximum size of the log file before it is rotated |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
Amount of shared memory to allocate for event collection |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
The maximum size of a shared memory segment |
|
|
string |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
Communication transport for event reporting to the Monitor Node |
|
|
string |
PHP_INI_ALL |
PHP Super-global variables to include in event reports |
|
|
string |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
PHP Super-global values that should not be included in Zend Monitor events |
|
|
string |
PHP_INI_ALL |
PHP Super-globals to pass through the security black-list filter |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
The maximum length of a superglobal to include in an event report |
|
|
zend_monitor.event.request_slow_exec.disabled_on_function_slow_exec_event |
boolean |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Disable reporting of Slow Request Execution events if a Slow Function Execution event was reported |
|
zend_monitor.event.request_slow_exec.disabled_on_high_load.threshold |
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Sets the load level to disable Slow Request Execution events for the same request that already triggered a high load event. |
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
The minimum request execution time for a relativity check. |
|
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zend_monitor.event.request_relative_large_mem_usage.min_mem_usage |
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
The minimum request memory usage for a relativity check |
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zend_monitor.event.request_relative_large_output_size.min_output_size |
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
The minimum request output size for a relativity check |
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Controls PHP Error event reporting when PHP error reporting is supressed |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
How many requests to run before deviation events are calculated (to collect data for the average). This is used to calculate averages for relative events. |
|
|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
How long to wait (in seconds) before statistics are reset if a request is not called |
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|
string |
PHP_INI_SYSTEM |
Event rules XML configuration file. |
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|
boolean |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Enables fast time sampling which is dependent on CPU cycles and frequency, otherwise, the directive uses operating system timing (which may be less accurate) |
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|
integer |
PHP_INI_ALL |
Determines integration with tracer mechanism in case of events that require a trace data dump |
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|
boolean |
PHP_INI_ALL |
When enabled, use the URL's query string as part of the aggregation key |
Enables or disables the Monitor component. When set to On, Zend Monitor will colelct and report PHP events. When set to Off, PHP will not be monited
Type: boolean
Default Value: 1
Available since version 4.0
The extension's log verbosity level.
Type: integer
Default Value: 2
Available since version 4.0
The maximum size of the log file before it is rotated
Type: integer
Units: MBytes
Default Value: 10
Available since version 4.0
Amount of shared memory to allocate for event collection. If exceeded, an error message is reported to the log
Type: integer
Default Values:
Available since version 4.0
The maximum size of a shared memory segment
Type: integer
Default Values:
Available since version 4.0
Defines the network communication transport to be used when sending event reports from the Monitor Extension to the Monitor Node
Type: string
Default Values:
Available since version 4.0
Which PHP Super-global variables should be included event reports. You can remove Super-globals from this, if they do not contain helpful debugging information, in order to reduce event reporting overhead. You may also add additional Super-globals if the data they contain is relevant for debugging.
Each Super-global is represented by a different character from the following list:
Type: string
Default Value: PRGCVF
Available since version 3.6
Defines a list of PHP Super-global values that will not be collected for Zend Monitor events.
Each Super-globa (from the variables defined in zend_monitor.super_globals_to_secure) value who's key is listed here, will not be saved in event reports, and the string "<BLOCKED_VALUE>" will appear instead of the actual value.
The list of keys to remove can be defined in two ways:
Type: string
Available since version 3.6
Defines which PHP Super-global variables should passed through the security black-list filter prior to being included in event reports. See zend_monitor.security_black_list for details
Each Super-global is represented by a different character from the following list:
Type: string
Default Value: PGCV
Available since version 3.6
When the string is passed, any characters that exceed the limit are truncated and '...' is appended to the end of the string the end, to indicate that this is a partial value.
Type: integer
Default Value: 100
Available since version 3.6
Disable reporting of Slow Request Execution events if a Slow Function Execution event was reported in the same request. This reduces the chance of getting double slow-execution reports triggered by the same underlying cause.
Type: boolean
Default Value: 0
Available since version 4.0
Sets the load level to disable Slow Request Execution events for the same request that already triggered a high load event.
Type: integer
Default Value: 0
Available since version 4.0
The minimum execution time for a request to be compared to the average request execution time.
Type: integer
Units: milliseconds
Default Value: 100
Available since version 4.0
The minimum memory usage of a request to be compared to the average request memory usage.
Type: integer
Units: KBytes
Default Value: 100
Available since version 4.0
The minimum output size of a request to be compared to the average request output size.
Type: integer
Units: KBytes
Default Value: 100
Available since version 4.0
Controls PHP Error event reporting when the silencing operator (@) is used or when the error_reporting level is set to 0. The values are:
Type: integer
Default Value: 1
Available since version 4.0
How many requests to run before deviation events are calculated (to collect data for the average). This is used to calculate averages for relative events.
Type: integer
Default Value: 500
Available since version 4.0
How long (in seconds) to hold statistics in memory. If a request is not called within that time period, the statistics are reset
Type: integer
Default Value: 300
Available since version 4.0
The name and path to the XML file that contains the defininitons for event rules and actions. This file should not be edited manually
Type: string
Default Value: events_rules.xml
Available since version 4.0
Enables fast time sampling which is dependent on CPU cycles and frequency, otherwise, the directive uses operating system timing (which may be less accurate)
Type: boolean
Default Value: 1
Available since version 4.0
Determines integration with tracer mechanism in case of events that require a trace data dump. 0 means off, 1 means on, 2 means standby.
Type: integer
Default Value: 1
Available since version 4.0
When enabled, use the URL's query string as part of the aggregation key
Type: boolean
Default Value: 1
Available since version 4.0
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