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Informations about the package yii2-tracker
yii2-tracker
Yii2 tracker try to get or set a unique request id for every request to follow it from service to service mainly for logging, debuging and track which micro-service is doing what on other micro-service app.
Component will try to get from :
- From every HTTP request the header with name @X-tracker-request-id@, it means that we have been call by another service which already provide us a unique request id
- From RabbitMQ message header, currently working with mikemadisonweb/yii2-rabbitmq extension
- If no unique request id is provide create one it means we're the first micro-service to be call
- If we're doing request to API through yiisoft/yii2-httpclient add the @X-tracker-request-id@ to outgoing request
- If we're sending RabbitMQ message add to every message a header @X-tracker-request-id@, working with version 2.x of mikemadisonweb/yii2-rabbitmq extension
- Add header @X-tracker-request-id@ in every HTTP response
Installation
The preferred way to install this component is through composer.
Either run
or add to the @require@ section in your composer.json file.
Configure
Configure config/web.php and config/console.php as follows
Usage
You can get the unique request id from the component with :
For example if you want to add it to your log you can change the the target prefix to :
