eqt
(Administrator)
October 3, 2017, 5:12pm
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QualityBox has several unique dashboards, and more planned for the future.
Turn on full debugging with ?requestDebug
https://demo.qualitybox.us/wiki/QualityBox_demo?requestDebug=true
Full Server Performance across over 1,500 metrics!
http://demo.qualitybox.us:20000
Simple Server Performance stats
https://demo.qualitybox.us/ServerPerformance/
click and drag the x axis to zoom into a range
click the key to remove/add stats
HAProxy statistics for each “frontend/backend”
https://demo.qualitybox.us:1936/haproxy
This is password protected, but the default is ‘admin’ ‘password’
The regular landing page is powered by “WikiBlender ” and uses the MWAPI to gather some statistics of your QualityBox wikis.
The “Admin View ” of the landing page
https://demo.qualitybox.us/?v=Admin
Includes phpinfo output and a summary of admins/bureaucrats
Server Status (Administrators only)
https://meta.qualitybox.us/wiki/Special:Serverstatus
Elastic Search
http://demo.qualitybox.us:9201/_plugin/head/
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eqt
(Administrator)
October 3, 2017, 5:18pm
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eqt
(Administrator)
October 19, 2017, 11:46pm
3
Another useful info tool is the Apache mod_status module which in Meza is configured to only be accessible to localhost . From the command line, issue:
curl localhost:8090/server-status?auto
to get a machine-readable version. (Withouth the querystring, you’ll get an HTML output, which is suitable if you’ve installed a browser on the control host, or otherwise port-forward a connection through SSH.)
The output will look something like:
Total Accesses: 5079067
Total kBytes: 159541635
CPULoad: .027305
Uptime: 2524699
ReqPerSec: 2.01175
BytesPerSec: 64709
BytesPerReq: 32165.5
BusyWorkers: 12
IdleWorkers: 2
Scoreboard: _KKK_WKKWK…K…K.W…K…
Actually, server-status is available through a special page: https://meta.qualitybox.us/wiki/Special:Serverstatus as long as you’re logged in as an Administrator
eqt
(Administrator)
October 19, 2017, 11:50pm
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Should also implement https://github.com/humbedooh/server-status (unless we switch to NginX)