Statusengine Worker is a PHP application that will consume the events provided by the Statusengine Broker Module. All status data are save in a database (CrateDB, MySQL or Redis) In addition, the Worker is able to parse and process performance data to store them in a time series databases like Graphite.
For External Command Routing, it is required to run Statusengine Worker on the same node as your monitoring core is running.
Visit the documentation for more information about Statusengine Worker
- PHP's composer
- CrateDB or MySQL
- Redis
- php >= 5.5.9
- Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04, 18.04, Debian 9 or CentOS 7.5
apt-get install git php-cli php-zip php-redis redis-server php-mysql php-json php-gearman php-bcmath php-mbstring unzip
mkdir -p /opt/statusengine
cd /opt/statusengine
git clone https://github.com/statusengine/worker.git worker
cd /opt/statusengine/worker
chmod +x bin/*
composer install
cp worker/etc/config.yml.example worker/etc/config.yml
Change node_name to a unique name in your monitoring cluster!
Statusengine Worker could also read the configuration out of environment variables. This can be handy if you want to run Statusengine Worker inside of Docker. See the list of environment variables for more information.
php bin/Console.php cluster add --nodename NODENAME
/opt/statusengine/worker/bin/StatusengineWorker.php
If you are behind a proxy, set no_proxy=127.0.0.1,localhost in your /etc/environment
or make sure to set disable_http_proxy=1 in config.yml or export SE_DISABLE_HTTP_PROXY=1
/opt/statusengine/worker/bin/bin/Console.php statistics --watch 5
php bin/Console.php cluster delete --nodename NODENAME
php bin/Console.php cluster
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Statusengine Worker
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