Increases the level of detail in the php-fpm access log file. The updated access log format removes %u (the username associated with the request) and adds the following:
%p The PID of the process servicing the request
%{micro}d The time taken to serve the request, in microseconds
%C Total %CPU used to serve the request
%M Peak memory allocated by PHP to serve the request, bytes
%l Content-length of the request
The resulting access log entry, formatted with %R %p [%t] \"%m %r\" %s %{micro}d %C %M %l, looks like this:
This is useful in determining execution-time and resource-usage of requests when doing performance testing or when tracking down blackbox testing anomalies. In most cases the access logs are never needed, but when they are this additional detail is nice to have compared to the default log format.
LKaemmerling
commented
2 years ago
Increases the level of detail in the php-fpm access log file. The updated access log format removes
%u(the username associated with the request) and adds the following:%pThe PID of the process servicing the request%{micro}dThe time taken to serve the request, in microseconds%CTotal %CPU used to serve the request%MPeak memory allocated by PHP to serve the request, bytes%lContent-length of the request The resulting access log entry, formatted with%R %p [%t] \"%m %r\" %s %{micro}d %C %M %l, looks like this:172.17.0.4 27 [27/Oct/2021:08:27:15 +0000] "GET /examples/some_counter.php" 200 181812 5.50 2097152 0This is useful in determining execution-time and resource-usage of requests when doing performance testing or when tracking down blackbox testing anomalies. In most cases the access logs are never needed, but when they are this additional detail is nice to have compared to the default log format.