If you’ve ever had to track down a problem in a PHP application, you know that analyzing the problem’s root cause frequently takes an inordinate amount of time and effort. As a developer, trying to reproduce issues – particularly from a production system – gets frustrating quickly. Zend Server’s Code Tracing feature drastically speeds problem analysis and cuts down on the time needed to fix the issue.
Join Tzahi Cohen, product manager for Zend Server, for an in-depth look at Code Tracing. You’ll learn how to use it to record the underlying steps that lead up to a problem and analyze the results to make problem resolution a much smoother and speedier process.
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The Zend Server Training Course provides System Administrators or Operators (or individuals who fulfill similar functions) with the knowledge and confidence to successfully utilize Zend Server in their critical role of providing a stable, secure, and robust server environment to both internal and external users.
After completing the course, participates will be prepared to:
* Maximize the availability and performance of their production environment
* Rapidly respond to any issues, and shorten the time to resolution
* Setup and provide their development staff with a Business-grade PHP environment
This course is offered online – with a live instructor – for 10 hours (five 2-hour sessions)
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There is new exiting feature in Zend Server and Zend Framework – ability to real-time monitoring of Zend Framework applications.
Zend Server’s Monitor extension has some capabilities for providing more context, and does much of this by default: request and environment settings available when the error was logged, the function name and arguments provided, and a full backtrace are available for you to inspect. Additionally, the Monitor extension includes an API that allows you to trigger custom Monitor events, and you can provide additional context when doing so — such as passing objects or arrays that may help provide context when debugging.
Matthew Weier O’Phinney wrote short tutorial about using new Zend_Log_Writer_ZendMonitor and Zend Server’s capability of presenting errors logged this way.
