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Informations about the package mtr-database

MTR Database for PHP

MTR centralized monitoring dashboard with agent deployment

Latest Stable Version License

OUTLINE

DEMONSTRATION

INTRODUCTION

Easy to deploy agents and collect MTR data into a database for monitoring via a web dashboard with charts.

Basic Flow

REQUIREMENTS

This library requires the following:

INSTALLATION

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After download, uncompress the package:

SETUP

Database Setup

After the download, you could start to set up the config.inc.php with your database connection:

Then run install.php which will help you to install the database & table:

Agent Setup & Launch

The default setting of the agent can be configurated in config.inc.php:

After the setting, enjoy to run or set launch.php with your prefered arguments in crontab:

Set crontab into /etc/cron.d/mtr-database:

The default batch period is configured to be 10 minutes, so we can set the batch to be executed every 10 minutes.

API for collector & agents

Regarding the introduction structure diagram, it's better to collect agents' MTR data via API (Default is database).
The endpoint path of collector (reportUrl) is /collect.php, you could place the project in the web path such as /var/www/html/mtr-database/index.php.

Configuration for collector, the database setting is required:

Configuration for agents:

Dashboard

The endpoint path of MTR Dashboard is /index.php and it's disable by default, you could place the project in the web path such as /var/www/html/mtr-database/index.php.

Turn the enabled on and set the username and password for the authentication in config.ini.php, the database setting is required:

categories will enable you to query specific data by category settings or query all data with default blank values.

ADVANCED USAGE

Agent Configuration

The configuration file config.inc.php allows you to set the default settings for MTR launching. However, you can also specify parameters immediately in the command to be run.

Host

Host parameter allows you to specify the target host to be tracked with -h --host parameter:

Period

Period argument allocate the number of minutes between crontab intervals with -p --period parameter:

In addition, Count argument will distribute the sending count between the interval according to the Period setting with -c --report-cycles parameter:

TCP

TCP argument allows you to use MTR TCP mode with specified port, -T --tcp for enabling TCP mode and -P --port for setting port:

Category

Category allows to categorize each monitor command and supports filtering from the dashboard, which also can be achieved by using the --category parameter:

Purge

Running purge.php will delete old records older than the given number of days. You can use the -d --days parameter to set with (default is 90 days):

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