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Releases: zendframework/zend-diagnostics

minor bug fixes and tweaks

09 Jul 14:42
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  • Added support for php redis extension #52
  • Added check for doctrine migration #55
  • Fixed a bug in the CpuPerformance check where previously the code was using bcmath before checking if it even was available #61

minor bug fixes and tweaks

09 Jul 09:48
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  • fixed issues with error handling in the Runner (#45)
  • lost alias on single check (#54)
  • added couchdb and pdo check (#58)
  • fix segfaults in tests and fixed various CS issues (#60)

minor feature additions

30 Jan 13:35
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  • add support for guzzle 4/5
  • added OpCacheMemory check
  • skip apc checks in CLI

fixed issues in the SecurityAdvisory checker

02 Dec 08:36
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v1.0.3

ZendDiagnostics 1.0.3

Red Rabbits

15 Apr 19:13
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This release features a few small changes and 3 new checks:

  • RabbitMQ
  • Redis
  • Guzzle-based HTTP service check

LiipMonitorBundle BFF

03 Apr 07:45
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This release tags a version to be used against LiipMonitorBundle.

If you're using Symfony 2 framework, make sure to try it out!

Using diagnostics with Symfony 2

  1. Install the LiipMonitorBundle.
  2. Enable diagnostic tests in your application configuration.
  3. In your console type ./app/console monitor:health to run diagnostics.

Worth the wait!

08 Mar 13:34
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This is the first release including a plethora of useful, general purpose diagnostic checks ready to use in any PHP application.

From this point forward, the general architecture is not expected to change so feel free to write your own Diagnostics checks which will then be invoked by popular PHP frameworks. You can also use ZendDiagnostics without any framework by using the built-in, simplistic console runner (or write your own).