Nginx, PHP and Node.js

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The document discusses Nginx, PHP, and Node.js and how Dynatrace helps make them ready for enterprise use. It provides an overview of each technology, including how Nginx is a lightweight HTTP server, Node.js uses JavaScript for server-side applications, and PHP is an emerging language. It also explains how Dynatrace helps with integration and monitoring by loading agents to provide full transaction visibility across applications, databases, and technologies.

Nginx, PHP and Node.js
Make them ready for the enterprise
Harald
Zeitlhofer
Senior
Technology
Strategist
@
Dynatrace
Chris8an
Schwarzbauer
Chief
So=ware
Architect
@
Dynatrace
1 #Perform2014

Harald Zeitlhofer
Senior Technology Strategist @ Dynatrace
harald.zeitlhofer@dynatrace.com
Christian Schwarzbauer
Chief Software Architect @ Dynatrace
christian.schwarzbauer@dynatrace.com
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New technologies in Dynatrace!
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• Lightweight HTTP server
• Fast especially at high load
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Leading among
top 10.000 websites
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• What is it?
• Server-side JavaScript
• Running in a Google V8 JavaScript Engine
• Integrated HTTP Server
• Why should I use it? What is it good for?
• Very easy to create server-side web applications
• You can use JavaScript not only in the browser, but also on the server-side
• Significantly reduces number of threads blocked on IO
• Why is it different?
• Event-based, non-blocking IO
• Completely asynchronous (well, almost)
• No multi-threading (of user code)
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Browser
Java
Applica3on
Database
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Browser
Node.js
Applica3on
Database
IO
Threads
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• Old, but emerging
• First version 1995
• 2004: PHP5
• Object Oriented Programming, Exception handling, Namespaces
• Extensions for XML and DOM handling
• PHP Archives (PHAR)
• Testing framework PHPUnit
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Integration
• Apache Module
LoadModule php5_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so
• CGI
• Fast-CGI
• PHP-FPM
• Integration with Nginx
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Dynatrace architecture
Database
Performance
Warehouse
Dynatrace
Collector
Dynatrace
Server
Dynatrace
Clients
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Dynatrace architecture
Database
Performance
Warehouse
Dynatrace
Collector
Dynatrace
Server
Dynatrace
Clients
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• Load agent via LD_PRELOAD
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• Load agent in index.js
try {
require('/opt/dynatrace/agent/conf/nodejsagent');
} catch (err) {
console.log("ERROR! Can't find the nodejs agent!", err);
}
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Let’s see how that fits together!
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Talking about Dynatrace versions …
dynaTrace 5.5
dynaTrace 6.0
Dynatrace 6.1
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• Easy integration into your application
• Full end-to-end transaction visibility
• Frontrunner in new technologies
• Your feedback is very welcome
• Community
• Forum
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http://bitly.com/dttrial
Thank You
Harald
Zeitlhofer
Senior
Technology
Strategist
@
Dynatrace
harald.zeitlhofer@dynatrace.com
Chris8an
Schwarzbauer
Chief
So=ware
Architect
@
Dynatrace
chris3an.schwarzbauer@dynatrace.com
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Nginx, PHP and Node.js

1. Nginx, PHP and Node.js Make them ready for the enterprise Harald Zeitlhofer Senior Technology Strategist @ Dynatrace Chris8an Schwarzbauer Chief So=ware Architect @ Dynatrace 1 #Perform2014

2. Harald Zeitlhofer Senior Technology Strategist @ Dynatrace [email protected] Christian Schwarzbauer Chief Software Architect @ Dynatrace [email protected] 2 #Perform2014

3. 3 #Perform2014

4. New technologies in Dynatrace! 4 #Perform2014

5. • Lightweight HTTP server • Fast especially at high load 5 #Perform2014

6. Leading among top 10.000 websites 6 #Perform2014

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8. • What is it? • Server-side JavaScript • Running in a Google V8 JavaScript Engine • Integrated HTTP Server • Why should I use it? What is it good for? • Very easy to create server-side web applications • You can use JavaScript not only in the browser, but also on the server-side • Significantly reduces number of threads blocked on IO • Why is it different? • Event-based, non-blocking IO • Completely asynchronous (well, almost) • No multi-threading (of user code) 8 #Perform2014

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10. Browser Java Applica3on Database 10 #Perform2014

11. Browser Node.js Applica3on Database IO Threads 11 #Perform2014

12. • Old, but emerging • First version 1995 • 2004: PHP5 • Object Oriented Programming, Exception handling, Namespaces • Extensions for XML and DOM handling • PHP Archives (PHAR) • Testing framework PHPUnit 12 #Perform2014

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15. Integration • Apache Module LoadModule php5_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so • CGI • Fast-CGI • PHP-FPM • Integration with Nginx 15 #Perform2014

16. Integration! 16 #Perform2014

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