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PHP Performance
Monitor

Real-time monitoring dashboard for PHP-FPM, Nginx, and system metrics. Track performance, identify bottlenecks, and optimize your application with live statistics.

dashboard Open Monitor Dashboard
php-monitor.sh
# PHP-FPM Status pool: www process manager: dynamic active processes: 2 idle processes: 1 listen queue: 0 # System Resources CPU Load: 0.01 Memory: 29% (284M / 918M) Disk: 12% (2.3G / 20G) # Status ✅ All systems operational

Monitoring Features

Comprehensive real-time metrics for optimal performance tracking

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PHP-FPM Metrics

Monitor pool status, active/idle processes, accepted connections, listen queue, and slow request detection.

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System Resources

Track CPU load average, memory usage (RAM/Swap), disk space, and active PHP process count in real-time.

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Nginx Statistics

View active connections, total requests handled, and current reading/writing/waiting states.

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Error Logging

Real-time access to PHP-FPM error logs, application logs, and Nginx error tracking.

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Smart Alerts

Automatic visual alerts for resource limits, queue buildup, max children reached, and critical issues.

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Auto-Refresh

Dashboard automatically refreshes every 30 seconds for continuous real-time monitoring without manual intervention.

Available Metrics

Complete visibility into your application's performance

php PHP-FPM Pool Status

  • check_circle Process manager type
  • check_circle Accepted connections (total)
  • check_circle Listen queue status
  • check_circle Active/Idle processes
  • check_circle Max children reached
  • check_circle Slow requests counter
  • check_circle Individual process details

computer System Metrics

  • check_circle CPU load average (1, 5, 15 min)
  • check_circle Memory usage (RAM + Swap)
  • check_circle Disk usage & free space
  • check_circle PHP process count
  • check_circle PHP version & configuration
  • check_circle Upload/execution limits
  • check_circle OPcache status

How to Access

dashboard Web Dashboard

Access the real-time monitoring dashboard through your browser with automatic refresh every 30 seconds.

open_in_new Open Dashboard

terminal Command Line

SSH into the server and run the monitoring command for detailed statistics.

ssh user@server
php-monitor

Start Monitoring Now

Get instant visibility into your application's performance with real-time metrics

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