20steps/wemonit-bundle

Service-oriented WeMonIt API for Symfony2 applications

dev-master 2014-01-13 06:55 UTC

Requires

• liip/doctrine-cache-bundle: dev-master
• misd/guzzle-bundle: ~1.0
• symfony/framework-bundle: ~2.3

LGPL-3.0+

• Helmut Hoffer von Ankershoffen

• api
• soa
• Accounting
• SF2
• wemonit

README

About

The 20steps WeMonIt Bundle provides a Service-oriented API for Symfony2 applications that need to interact with the WeMonIt monitoring service.

For further information about WeMonIt goto http://www.wemonit.de.

Features

• WeMonIt accessible as a configurable Symfony2 service.
• Complete API for WeMonIt.
• Configurable caching of responses to prevent surpassing rate limit.
• Provide some derived KPIs.
• Full documentation and some examples.
• Prepare for open sourcing of 20steps control.

Installation

Require the bundle by adding the following entry to the respective section of your composer.json:

"20steps/wemonit-bundle": "dev-master"

Get the bundle via packagist from GitHub by calling:

php composer.phar update 20steps/wemonit-bundle

Register the bundle in your application by adding the following line to the registerBundles() method of your AppKernel.php:

new twentysteps\Bundle\WeMonItBundle\twentystepsWeMonItBundle()

Register services provided by the bundle by adding the following line to the imports section of your config.yml:

- { resource: "@twentystepsWeMonItBundle/Resources/config/services.yml" }

Define the following properties in your parameters.yml:

• twentysteps_wemonit.url - URL of the WeMonIt API - normally should point to "https://wemonit.de/api/".
• twentysteps_wemonit.api_key - API key of your account at WeMonIt.
• twentysteps_wemonit.timeout - Timeout in seconds to apply on calls of the WeMonIt API - you should use 10.
• twentysteps_wemonit.connect_timeout - Connect timeout in seconds to apply on calls to the WeMonIt API - you should use 5.
• twentysteps_wemonit.cache_ttl - Cache TTL to apply on responses of the WeMonIt API - you should use 3600.

Usage

• Get reference to the WeMonIt service either by adding @twentysteps_wemonit.service as a dependency in your service or by explicitely getting the service from the container during runtime e.g. by calling $this->get('twentysteps_wemonit.service') in the action of your controller.
• Call any public function provided by Services/WeMonItService.php e.g. getServices() to get the monitoring services listed in WeMonIt.

Version

This version is not yet complete or usable.

Author

Helmut Hoffer von Ankershoffen ([e-mail]).