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php-probe/php-probe
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PHP library allowing to simply probe/monitor any applications and services.

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PhpProbe
========

[](#phpprobe)

PhpProbe is a PHP library allowing to simply probe/monitor any applications and services, and either print results or use them in code.

Also, PhpProbe respects PSR-0/1/2 and PSR-3, meaning (among others) it can be used with any [PSR-3](https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/accepted/PSR-3-logger-interface.md) compliant logger (see `setLogger()` on `Probe`s) like [Monolog](https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog).

Note that this library (especially because it's *only* a library) is not intended to be used instead of monitoring tools like Nagios, which already do the job.

Here's an example what you can simply do with PhpProbe and a few lines of code (see [php-probe-webapp](https://github.com/michael-bouvy/php-probe-webapp) for sources):

[![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michael-bouvy/php-probe-webapp/master/screenshot.png "PhpProbe webapp screenshot")](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michael-bouvy/php-probe-webapp/master/screenshot.png)

Core concepts
-------------

[](#core-concepts)

A `Probe` (eg. Tcp, Http, Database) relies on a (compatible) `Adapter` (eg. Netcat, PhpCurl, PhpMysql), which will return an `AdapterResponse`, possibly containing data to test/check.

At this point a `Probe` is considered successful if it could run successfuly (eq. TCP connection established).

You can also add one or more `Check` to check for specific conditions (eg. response time below a given value, HTTP response code ...).

Any PSR-3 compliant logger can also be attached to a `Probe`,(as [Monolog](https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog)), to be warned any error happening, by email for example. Monolog is shipped with several handlers that will certainly fit your needs. Each `Check` can have a defined log level, and therefore be handled by specific handlers.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

There are 2 ways this library can be used:

#### Standalone mode

[](#standalone-mode)

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