Install PHP Agent on AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Proceed with installation through Elastic Beanstalk Configuration files (.ebextensions).

Under the .ebextensions directory, add the following config file and then release the new version. Execute the commands.

1. Register the WhaTap repository.

2. Install the package.

3. Configure the PHP extension module through the install.sh configuration script.

   $ vi 01-WhaTap_install_repository_php.config
   
   commands:
     01_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: sudo rpm --import http://repo.whatap.io/centos/release.gpg
       ignoreErrors: true
     02_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: echo "[whatap]" | sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/whatap.repo > /dev/null
       ignoreErrors: true
     03_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: echo "name=whatap packages for enterprise linux" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.repos.d/whatap.repo > /dev/null
       ignoreErrors: true
     04_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: echo "baseurl=http://repo.whatap.io/centos/latest/\$basearch" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.repos.d/whatap.repo > /dev/null
       ignoreErrors: true
     05_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: echo "enabled=1" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.repos.d/whatap.repo > /dev/null
       ignoreErrors: true
     06_Install_whatap_repository:
       command: echo "gpgcheck=0" | sudo tee -a /etc/yum.repos.d/whatap.repo > /dev/null
       ignoreErrors: true
     07_Install_whatap_php:
       command: sudo yum install -y whatap-php
       ignoreErrors: true
     08_Install_whatap_php_install.sh:
       command: (echo "[Enter the access key]"; echo "[Enter the server IP (a.a.a.a/b.b.b.b)")| sudo /usr/whatap/php/install.sh
       ignoreErrors: true

   Note

   The access key and server IP can be issued and verified on the Project Management > Agent Installation page.

4. Deploy the new version in Beanstalk. The PHP monitoring agent is installed.