README

Main Functionalities

Add Inspector APM support for Magento

Installation

Composer

• Install the module composer by running composer require justbetter/magento2-inspectorapm (--dev)
• enable the module by running php bin/magento module:enable JustBetter_InspectorApm
• Flush the cache by running php bin/magento cache:flush

Configuration

add

<?php
return [
    ...
    'inspector_apm' => [
        'ingestion_key' => $_ENV['INSPECTOR_INGESTION_KEY'] ?? '...',
        // Optional, default: https://ingest.inspector.dev
        'url' => $_ENV['INSPECTOR_URL'] ?? 'https://ingest.inspector.dev',
    ],
    ...
]

To your env.php.

Buggregator

If you wish to use buggregator instead of inspector you can set the configuration to

<?php
return [
    ...
    'inspector_apm' => [
        'ingestion_key' => $_ENV['INSPECTOR_INGESTION_KEY'] ?? 'anything-as-its-not-used',
        'url' => $_ENV['INSPECTOR_URL'] ?? 'http://inspector@127.0.0.1:8000',
    ],
    ...
]

In your env.php.

Usage

Database Profiler

Set

<?php
return [
    ...
    'db' => [
        'connection' => [
            'default' => [
                ...
                'profiler' => [
                    'class' => 'JustBetter\\InspectorApm\\Profiler\\Driver\\DbProfiler',
                    'enabled' => true
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ],
    ...

in your env.php to enable the db profiler. This will automatically profile all database transactions.

Magento Profiler

run bin/magento inspector:enable to enable the regular profiler.

This will profile all calls to \Magento\Framework\Profiler::start which you can add in your own code to measure it's performance.

Direct access

If you want to disable all Magento and Zend provided profiling but still want to profile some functions, you can use dependency injection to get "\JustBetter\InspectorApm\Helper\Inspector" and call any of it's underlying functions.