The Atatus PHP agent helps you in troubleshooting your PHP application problems and also identify performance issues before it becomes apparent to your users. It also captures unhandled exceptions and HTTP failures and determines which part of your application is slower or causing the errors.
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Following are the steps to install the PHP agent.
Debian
Install Atatus PHP agent:
a.) Download the latest Debian agent from:
copy// Download Debian tarball wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-artifacts/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-debian.tar.gz
b.) Unzip the agent files
copytar -xzvf atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-debian.tar.gz cd atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-debian
Install the php agent
copysudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
Note:Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view PHP documentation
Make sure that the license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running
php -i | grep atatus.ini
command in the shell.Stop and Start your PHP services.
Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.
Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.
Redhat
Install Atatus PHP agent:
a.) Download the latest Redhat agent from:
copy// Download Redhat tarball wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-artifacts/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-redhat.tar.gz
b.) Unzip the agent files
copytar -xzvf atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-redhat.tar.gz cd atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-redhat
Install the php agent
copysudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
Note:Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view PHP documentation
Make sure that license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running
php -i | grep atatus.ini
command in the shell.Stop and Start your PHP services.
Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.
Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.
Musl
Install Atatus PHP agent:
a.) Download the latest musl agent from:
copy// Download Musl tarball wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-artifacts/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-musl.tar.gz
b.) Unzip the agent files
copytar -xzvf atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-musl.tar.gz cd atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-musl
Install the php agent
copysudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
Note:Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view PHP documentation
Make sure that license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running
php -i | grep atatus.ini
command in the shell.Stop and Start your PHP services.
Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.
Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.
Mac
Install Atatus PHP agent:
a.) Download the latest Mac agent from:
copy// Download Mac tarball wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-artifacts/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-osx.tar.gz
b.) Unzip the agent files
copytar -xzvf atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-osx.tar.gz cd atatus-php-1.17.1-x64-osx
Install the php agent
copysudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
Make sure that license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini.
You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running php -i | grep atatus.ini
command in the shell.
Stop and Start your PHP services.
Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.
Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.