Introduction
This tool offers an human readable web interface and machine-readable
formats as well. You can use the api exports for further need, i.e.
monitoring or snapshot the behaviour of a system.
Most of the tables can be saved as csv, json or xml.
The most easy variant is to navigate to a page in
the webbrowser and copy the url of an api link below
a table.
Export parameters
| parameter | type | values | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
define a group or server |
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| 'servers' | string | [servername_in_your_config] | You can use any servername in any of the groups. |
| 'group' | string | [groupname_in_your_config] | |
| 'url' | string | [server-status_url] | It is not recommend to use. |
define output |
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| 'skin' | string | 'data'; value must be set | 'data' is a special template for non html output. |
| 'filter' | string | value must be set; one of status| requests_all| requests_running| requests_mostrequested| requests_hostlist| requests_longest| requests_methods| requests_clients | workers_table |
status - status information of the webserver(s) like version, cpu usage, requests per sec requests_all - all active and inactive requests requests_running - requests that are currently processed on the selected webserver(s) requests_mostrequested - most often processed requests requests_hostlist - most often requested virtual hosts requests_longest - top 10 requests ordered by response time requests_methods - most often requested http request methods requests_clients - count of requetsts per ip workers_table - table with active/ idle of apache worker processes |
| 'format' | string | value must be set; one of csv|json|serialize|xml |
csv - comma seperated values json - JavaScript Object Notation serialized - with Php function serialize created storable representation xml - extended markup language |
| 'lang' | string | one of the languages: de| en | default language is the default in your config (the same like your web gui) |
Example
The basic url consists of the url of the pimped apache status and the skin parameter with the value "data"
http://localhost/apachestatus/?skin=data&[more parameters]
Then add a group or a server, a filter and a format.
http://localhost/apachestatus/?skin=data&filter=requests_mostrequested&format=xml