Shell that monitors PHP process and exception log Check

Monitor the PHP process and error log check shell1: when asynchronous processing is performed, the program will inevitably fail. this shell can be used to listen to the PHP script process processed by the queue, if the process is dead, it will restart. #! /Bin/bashprocess = 'PS-ef | grep'/www/pro monitor PHP process and error log check shell
1: some asynchronous processing may inevitably result in program failure. this shell can be used to listen to the PHP script process processed by the queue. if the process dies, it will be restarted.

#! /Bin/bashprocess = 'PS-ef | grep'/www/project/handle. php' | grep-v grep | wc-l 'if [$ process-eq 0]; then/usr/bin/php/www/project/handle. php # You can also record the log here to learn about the fi

2: in actual development, interface interaction between layers or systems is inevitable. However, some core interaction logs are essential. Once an exception occurs during the interaction process, developers must be notified quickly.

#! /Bin/shnow = 'date + % Y % m % d % H' # The current time ends in the hour logPath =/data/log/# log directory thisIp = 'ifconfig- | grep inet | grep-v 127.0.0.1 | grep-v inet6 | head-n1 | awk '{print $2}' | tr-d "addr: "'# if the program is published to multiple machines, retrieve the IP address of the current machine # errorLogFile = 'find $ logPath-name $ errorBegin "*. log "'# if you are looking for all error logs, use this fileName = $ now" _ test_error.log "# if [-f" $ logPath $ fileName" ]; thenecho $ thisIp "server have error log;-logpath:" $ logPath $ fileName | mail-s server error log user@domain.com # send mail to related personnel # if there is a notification mechanism already implemented, you can run this program here for fi