Integrations

Google app authentication is useful to authenticate users using google app login credentials and redirect to website,if the user is logging in for the first time it creates new account and login im

The Cacti Integration module provides an interface to query Drupal for statistics and return the results to the open source Cacti network graphing package. The use case is that you would like to create ongoing graphs of statistics of your Drupal site, such as how many authenticated and unauthenticated users are on the site.

The statistical data goes one way: from Drupal to Cacti. All templates, information, and graphs appear within the Cacti interface. It does not allow you to embed or otherwise 'bring back' information from Cacti to Drupal. It's a one way trip.

Currently tested with Cacti 0.8.7f and later. It may work with older revisions or you may need to modify the Cacti templates appropriately.

Current Status

This is nearly ready for general usage, and a dev version with the server, client, and a sample template has been committed. I'd love to have a few testers.

• TODO: Create hookable system for adding new data queries from other modules.

Architecture

There are multiple pieces to making this all work. Here they are.

This is Drupal module of Sina open platform,now it offers partial function of Sina Microblog.

This module reads and parses your Amazon S3 account's various log files, so you can easily track your most popular uri's, and how much bandwidth has been used per-file. It also makes sure to never download the same log file twice (saving you bandwidth), and can be configured to only check for new log files every few hours (saving you GET and LIST requests).

Requires: Amazon S3.

This module makes the CiviCRM contact searchable with Apache Solr. Provides facets for custom and some CiviCRM core fields.

This module enables a Drupal website to send statistics remote Zabbix server using a locally installed Zabbix client. For more information on Zabbix, see http://www.zabbix.org

The Zabbix server can then be configured to monitor the incoming statistics and trigger alerts according to your own specific requirements.

Gain a deeper understanding of your Drupal performance and find those transient problems before they become major issues.

An example Zabbix XML Drupal items is included for your Zabbix server. Refer to the zabbix_items.xml in the example_zabbix_server_configuration directory. This is an export of example_items from Zabbix Server 1.8.2.

Sending custom Zabbix statistics from other Drupal modules

If you have other Drupal modules that need to send statistics to a Zabbix server then you can accomplish this one of two ways:
1. Calling zabbix_send() directly:

if (module_exists('zabbix')) {
  $key='drupal.customstatistic';
  $value='100';
  zabbix_send($key, $value);
}

2. Or implementing a zabbix_items function in your module, eg. function mymodule_zabbix_items(). See the existing zabbix_zabbix_items() function as an example.

Installation

See the included README.txt for installation, Zabbix items and Zabbix server configuration instructions.