Atatus PHP Agent in AWS Elastic Beanstalk

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Prerequisites:

• Amazon Web Services (AWS) account.
• Atatus license key. If you do not have a license key, create a new account

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Installation Steps:

1. Create a folder called .ebextensions inside the beanstalk application followed by creating a new file inside it called atatus.config.
2. Add the following code:
   packages:
     yum:
       atatus-php-agent: []
     rpm:
       atatus-php-agent: https://atatus-artifacts.s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-php/rpm/x86_64/atatus-php-agent-1.18.0.x86_64.rpm
   
   commands:
     update_atatus_license_key:
       command: sed -i -e 's/atatus\.license_key = .*/atatus\.license_key = APM_LIC_KEY/' /etc/php.d/atatus.ini
     update_app_name:
       command: sed -i -e 's/atatus\.app_name = .*/atatus\.app_name = YOUR_APP_NAME/' /etc/php.d/atatus.ini
   
   APM_LIC_KEY - fill it with the Atatus APM License key in this line of code. YOUR_APP_NAME - fill it with the application name in this line of code.
   For an on-premise server, also add these lines to atatus.ini:

   atatus.collector.notify_host = "YOUR_ON_PREMISE_HOST"
   atatus.collector.notify_ssl = YOUR_ON_PREMISE_SSL
   
3. To push your application to elastic beanstalk,
   • use eb deploy.
   • if you are using Eb CLI 2.6, you can use git aws.push if required.