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An agnostic monitoring system written in PHP. Monitor any service, and report on it's status.

Each Reporter can subscribe to Events from Services. There are 3 events: up, down, and recovery. Services can collect any meta data they want, and Reporters will have access to this data. This allows you to collect stats for instance.

Install

{
    "require" : {
        "scottrobertson/scrutiny" : "dev-master"
    }
}

<?php
include __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
$scrutiny = new \ScottRobertson\Scrutiny\Client();

// Setup Services to monitor
$scrutiny->addService(new \ScottRobertson\Scrutiny\Service\Http('http://example.com'));

// Set options on a service
$mongodb = new \ScottRobertson\Scrutiny\Service\MongoDB();
$mongodb->setName('MongoDB');
$mongodb->setInterval(20);
$mongodb->setDownMessage('ER MER GERD MORGOR ER DORN');
$scrutiny->addService($mongodb);

// Setup Reporters
$scrutiny->addReporter(new \ScottRobertson\Scrutiny\Reporter\Post('http://api.example.com'));
$scrutiny->addReporter(
    new \ScottRobertson\Scrutiny\Reporter\Pushover(
        'token',
        'user'
    )
);

$scrutiny->watch();

Current Services

MySQL
MongoDB
Http (Checking if a website is available)

Current Reporters

Pushover.net
Post

Example Use case

For example, if you wanted to monitor MySQL, you could setup the Pushover Reporter to subscribe to "down" events. This would mean that if MySQL went down, you would receive a push notification.

scottrobertson / scrutiny

Maintainers

Details

README

Install

Current Services

Current Reporters

Example Use case