bml/sentry-symfony-cron-monitor

Symfony cron monitoring integration for Sentry (http://getsentry.com)

1.0.4 2023-11-21 09:19 UTC

This package is auto-updated.

Last update: 2024-11-29 11:18:03 UTC


README

About

This extension allows to configure sentry cron monitoring with pretty much any scheduled jobs provider.

Setup

  1. Make sure you setup base sentry-symfony extension https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-symfony
  2. composer require bml/sentry-symfony-cron-monitor
  3. Enable SentryCronMonitorBundle in your bundles.php or Kernel (it may be automatically added by SF flex)

Usage

Add cron monitoring slug and schedule to your command parameters. ref.

 --cron-monitor-slug=CRON-MONITOR-SLUG                  if command should be monitored then pass cron monitor slug
 --cron-monitor-schedule=CRON-MONITOR-SCHEDULE          if command should be monitored then pass cron monitor schedule
 --cron-monitor-max-time=CRON-MONITOR-MAX-TIME          if command should be monitored then pass cron monitor max execution time
 --cron-monitor-check-margin=CRON-MONITOR-CHECK-MARGIN  if command should be monitored then pass cron monitor check margin

example usage in crontab

0 0 * * *   user    /app/bin/console app:statistics:update --cron-monitor-slug=statistics_update_midnight --cron-monitor-schedule "0 0 * * *"

Optionally you can also set max run time and check margin (see https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/php/crons/for ref.)

0 0 * * *   user    /app/bin/console app:statistics:update --cron-monitor-slug=statistics_update_midnight --cron-monitor-schedule "0 0 * * *" --cron-monitor-max-time=5 --cron-monitor-check-margin=2

Crontab helper command

The bml:sentry-symfony-cron-monitor:add-schedule-argument-to-crontab command will take crontab file path and will add the --cron-monitor-schedule=THE_SCHEDULE to lines containing --cron-monitor-slug.
This way the crontab file can be more DRY because you don't need to keep the --cron-monitor-schedule=THE_SCHEDULE. Instead it's auto added during deploy/build. Just use this command in your ci/cd.

Development

Setup

Run .docker/bin/setup-dev.sh {PHP_VERSION}
eg. .docker/bin/setup-dev.sh 8.1
Default php version is 7.2 .docker/bin/setup-dev.sh

Tests

Run .docker/bin/run-tests.sh
For xdebug experience .docker/bin/run-tests-xdebug.sh
To run tests against specific php version use

.docker/bin/setup-dev.sh 7.4
.docker/bin/run-tests.sh

php-cs-fixer

Run .docker/bin/run-php-cs-fixer.sh
Beware this command internally runs .docker/bin/setup-dev.sh 8.1 (changes container php-version)