Simple dockerized setup for profiling a PHP application
Start by cloning this repository and setting permissions for the webgrind-files directory. We will use 777 as this is merely for testing purposes.
git clone https://github.com/fbhdk/phpprofiler.git
cd phpprofiler
chmod 777 webgrind-files
docker-compose up
Then place your files in web/public_html and if applicable, import database and correct your connection strings.
Xdebug is setup via trigger. Append ?XDEBUG_TRIGGER=true to any URL (or &if already contains params) to generate a dump. Then go to webgrind and analyze it.
Be aware! Showing the call stack can take a long time. For large dumps allow maybe up to 10 minutes for the call graph.
| Service | Description | Listen port |
|---|---|---|
| webgrind | Runs webgrind for analyzing the dumps | 9991 |
| mysqldb | Runs Percona DB 8 | 9992 |
| phpfpm | Runs PHP-FPM | - |
| nginx | Runs nginx that proxies to PHP-FPM | 9993 |
| phpmyadmin | Runs phpMyAdmin for easy management of database. If you need larger data imports, connect to the Percona instance no port 9992 instead. | 9994 |
Contains the nginx configuration file used for proxying to the phpfpm container. This is where you will define if you need things to be routed elsewhere. Default is routing all requests to non-existent files to index.php such as WordPress likes it.
Contains the Dockerfile for building the phpfpm container. If you need anything special in PHP add it here.
Contains the webfiles. Inside web the public_html folder is the one served. You can change the paths in nginx conf and mountpoints in docker-compose.yml if need be.
Mounted inside phpfpm container and webgrind container. This is where profiles will be stored.