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makinacorpus/monitoring-bundle
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Simple monitoring tooling and Symfony bundle

1.0.0-alpha7(2y ago)23.0kGPL-2.0-or-laterPHPPHP >=8.0

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Simple monitoring tooling for Symfony
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[](#simple-monitoring-tooling-for-symfony)

This API provides simple and easy to use interfaces for building supervision probes that you can run to check sanity of your application.

It provides a Symfony >= 4.4 compatible bundle for registering your custom probes into a Symfony application.

Features:

- Build probes that restitute an output similar to commonly used supervision tools, such as Nagios or Centreon.
- Build more advanced information collectors for building advanced status reports.
- Provide an easy to use probe and info collectors registry.
- Provide a few console commands to run probes or build status reports.
- When used via the Symfony bundle, provide easy probes registration and HTTP endpoints for querying probes: easy to use with supervision tools.

Installation
============

[](#installation)

Install it using composer:

```
composer req makinacorpus/monitoring-bundle
```

Symfony bundle
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[](#symfony-bundle)

Installation
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[](#installation-1)

Then register the bundle in your `app/bundles.php`:

```