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#Blackfire pfp pro#
The simplest way to profile a piece of code is: 1Īfter putting this just open a page in browser or run the CLI command, no need to run profiling with a Companion.MacBook Pro 13.3" Retina, MacBook Air 13" Retina, MacBook Air 13.3"(2020, M1): 2560x1600 Dual monitor: Or add the latest package version manually to your composer.json: Add Blackfire PHP SDK as a dev dependency to your project 1 PHP SDK same as CLI tool uses Client ID and Client Token configuration from environment variables. You will also have access to profiling results programmatically, which will give you more flexibility to analyze them. With Blackfire PHP SDK you can trigger profiling from PHP code and profile a specific piece of code in your app. If you need this often I’d suggest to create a bin helper. We installed it to the application container so here is how you run it: 1ĭocker-compose exec your_php_app_service blackfire run bin/magento list Profiling from CLIīlackfire CLI tool can be used to profile your PHP CLI commands or simple scripts. Re-build your containers and you are good to go. docker/local/php/conf/zz-blackfire.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/zz-blackfire.ini Then mount this file into your application container: Here we set the agent_socket to tcp://blackfire_agent:8707, where “blackfire_agent” is the name of your Agent’s service added above and “8707” is the default port on which the Agent is listening. the server credentials should only be set in the agent. This should be left blank in most cases. Sets fine-grained configuration for Probe. docker-compose exec blackfire_agent blackfire-agent -dīlackfire.agent_socket = tcp://blackfire_agent: 8707
You can check the actual configuration by running (see "socket" setting): In my case it’s: docker/local/php/conf/zz-blackfire.ini. You can configure it using environment variables.Īdd the zz-blackfire.ini file to your php-related configuration files in the repo. The CLI tool needs Client ID and Client Token to communicate with Blackfire API.
#Blackfire pfp install#
RUN apt-get update & apt-get install -y blackfire-agent blackfire-php RUN echo "deb any main" | tee /etc/apt//blackfire.list # Install Blackfire CLI tool and PHP Probe RUN apt-get update & apt-get install -y \ # You will need these to run commands below Add Blackfire PHP Probe and CLI tool to your application containerīlackfire Probe collects the execution stats and sends it to the Agent.Ĭonsidering that we base on PHP-FPM image add the following lines to your php Dockerfile: You can configure it using environment variables.įind out more about file here: Using override file. The Agent needs Server ID and Server Token to communicate with Blackfire API. The easiest way is to add it as a separate container using the official blackfire/blackfire image: Add Blackfire Agent to your networkīlackfire Agent sends your local profiling results to the Blackfire servers. Integrate Blackfire with your Docker Compose 1. Install and configure it as described here: It connects to your account and helps starting profiling directly from your browser.
You’ll (most probably) need a Blackfire Companion in your browser You will be given a Server ID, Server Token, Client ID and Client Token, which you will need later for configuration. You’ll need to have a Blackfire accountīlackfire stores all profiles on their servers so you need access to them. Blackfire Integration with Docker is fully covered in the official documentation: īut here is a short summary on how you add support of Blackfire to your project Docker Compose setup.
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