Closed pdewouters closed 4 months ago
Hi Paul, I had a similar problem. I seem to recall I had to stick this code in an early loading mu-plugin
$has_profiler = class_exists( 'ExcimerProfiler' ) || function_exists( 'xhprof_sample_enable' );
if ( $has_profiler ) {
require_once WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR . '/aws-xray/inc/namespace.php';
require_once WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR . '/aws-xray/plugin.php';
\HM\Platform\XRay\bootstrap();
\HM\Platform\XRay\Query_Monitor\bootstrap();
}
Also, did you install it in the vendor
folder or mu-plugins
? The QM panel requires the flamergraph.js
file. Unless your docker environment is set up to serve files from the vendor
folder, it can't load it. You'll see the data but no flame graph.
I moved it to mu-plugins to get that to work. (Mostly because I didn't want to/couldn't be bothered serving files from the vendor
folder.
Thanks @mikelittle - after adding AWS Xray as an mu-plugin, I actually ran into a fatal error: "undefined function socket_create" - which means I also have to install the sockets
extension which isn't available by default with the docker WordPress image
RUN docker-php-ext-install sockets
Now I get the AWS Xray tab in QM :)
[Edited to remove invalid issue]
All good now, thanks for your help
Hi, I tried this with a local docker install, with the excimer extension, but the AWS Xray menu option does not show up in the QM panel. Any idea what could be missing?
QM Version 3.16.3 AWS Xray Version 1.2.3 PHP Version 8.2.21