Magento module to get health information of your Magento installation (Server, PHP, Database, Cache, Logs, Rewrites, Modules version installed, ...)

• Flexible yet simple plugin framework to execute checks or other tasks
• Easily automate tasks with the provided WatchDog interface, includes aggregated reports for less spam. Get notified when your log files start moving!
• Plugins can be added from other modules via config.xml declaration
• UI fully configurable via frontend or config.xml
• Merged with Healthcheck

The default plugins currently provide the following information:

• OS / Server / Memory Information / Magento version vs available
• Database Information
• PHP version and some important configuration values vs recommended
• Store configuration checks
• Modules installed, their version number, their status and some recommended extensions
• Product composition / types
• Cache statistics with option to flush each cache or all at once (APC, APCU, Memcache, Redis, ZendOpcache)
• Magento debug/exception log monitoring
• Check for class and template file rewrites
• SEO / Privacy / Security / Cron / Important files / Patches check

• Plugin Dev Documentation

• Example Extender Module

Log into the Magento backend and navigate to: System > Monitoring AND/OR System > Configuration > Advanced > Monitoring

• Install modman
• Use the command from your Magento installation folder: modman clone https://github.com/magento-hackathon/Hackathon_MageMonitoring/

• Install composer
• Install Magento Composer
• Create a composer.json into your project like the following sample:

{
    ...
    "require": {
        "magento-hackathon/hackathon_magemonitoring":"*"
    },
    "repositories": [
	    {
            "type": "composer",
            "url": "http://packages.firegento.com"
        }
    ],
    "extra":{
        "magento-root-dir": "./"
    }
}

• Then from your composer.json folder: php composer.phar install or composer install

• You can copy the files from the folders of this repository to the same folders of your installation

• Clear the cache, logout from the admin panel and then login again.

• Remove all extension files from your Magento installation
• Via modman: modman remove Hackathon_MageMonitoring
• Via composer, remove the line of your composer.json related to magento-hackathon/hackathon_magemonitoring and do php composer.phar update

• Sylvain Rayé
• Alexander Turiak
• Erik Dannenberg
• Yaroslav Rogoza
• Nick Kravchuk