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Resource usage meter

Adds to HTTP headers of a response the performance data of the request not only
as the actual execution time in seconds (rtime), but also the utime and
stime:

  • rtime represents the total duration of the response generation process.

  • utime represents the actual CPU time, exclusively spent on processing only
    the PHP code of the current request, excluding other background processes.

  • stime represents the CPU time spent on kernel processes like disk read/writes
    and other IO operations.

More information: https://www.baeldung.com/linux/total-process-cpu-usage#2-the-cpu-usage

Additionally, it shows the memory usage and the disk read (inblock) and write (oublock) operations.

An example of the HTTP headers output of a response:

Varbase Project Template

Placeholder Project template for the Varbase distribution.

Experimenting with the switch to the new way of managing distributions and recipes.

Switching All automated testing to GitLab CI

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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE

  • Introduction
  • Requirements
  • Installation
  • Configuration

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