Using environment variables to rename PHP process in Dynatrace

myrvin_yap — Tue, 05 Dec 2017 11:26:58 GMT

I have successfully used an environment variable in etc/sysconfig/httpd to rename an Apache Web Server process.

However, for PHP, I can't seem to be able to pick up the environment variables any where. I tried to

1) source the variable in /etc/profile.d/, restart php-fpm, does not work

2) tried to use /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf and restarted php-fpm, does not work either

Does anyone have a working configuration that you can share?

This is important to me as I have multiple PHP engines and Apache Web Servers serving different applications in the same host. If I am not able to spilt the process that is supporting the services, it will be very difficult for the monitoring team to isolate issues and troubleshoot faster.

Regards,

Myrvin

Re: Using environment variables to rename PHP process in Dynatrace

bartlomiej_kami — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 07:28:46 GMT

For php you can change agent name in php.ini file.

Setting:

phpagent.agentname = your_agent_name

should do the trick.

Best regards,

Bartek

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