
<h2>Server Stats</h2>

For each page, we collect stats by time slots. Each time slot is configured as
StatsSlotDuration seconds and server internally keeps StatsMaxSlot number of
slots. Inside each slot, we keep a set of stats by page or URL. These stats
include 3 built-in ones ("url", "code" and "hit") and many key-value pairs
defined by different parts of the system.

  slot:
    time:
    pages:
      page:
        url:   original URL
        code:  return code
        hit:   total counts
        details:
          key-value pair
          key-value pair
          key-value pair
          ...


<h2>Stats Query</h2>

To query stats, hit admin port with a URL like this,

  http://[server]:8088/stats.[fmt]?from=[t1]&to=[t2]...

from: (optional) starting time's timestamp (e.g. 1251927393),
        - use -n for n seconds ago
        - when omitted or 0, it will be the earliest possible time server keeps

to:   (optional) ending time's timestamp,
        - use -n for n seconds ago
        - when omitted or 0, it will be "now"

agg:  (optional) aggregation, can be any one of these,
        *          aggregate all data into one list of key value pairs
        url        aggregate all data by URLs
        code       aggregate all data by response code
        (omitted)  default by time slots

keys: (optional) comma delimited keys to query, each of which can be decorated
        [key]      just the key's value, e.g. "sql.conn"
        [key]/hit  average per page hit, e.g. "sql.conn/hit"
        [key]/sec  per second rate, e.g. "sql.conn/sec"
        #[regex]#  keys matching the regular expression
        (omitted)  all available keys

url:  (optional) only output stats matching the specified URL

code: (optional) only output stats of pages that have response code

[fmt]: can be one of these:

        xml        XML format
        json       JSON format
        kvp        simple key-value pairs in JSON format, assuming agg=*


<h2>Available Keys</h2>

1. SQL Stats:

(1) Connections

sql.conn:       number of connections newly created
sql.reconn_new: number of connections newly created when trying to reconnect
sql.reconn_ok:  number of connections re-picked up when trying to reconnect
sql.reconn_old: number of connections dropped when trying to reconnect

(2) Queries

sql.query:                number of queries executed
sql.query.[table].[verb]: per table-verb stats
sql.query.[verb]:         per verb stats, where [verb] can be one of these:

- select
- insert
- update
- replace
- delete
- begin
- commit
- rollback
- unknown

2. MemCache Stats:

mcc.madd:           number of multi_add() calls
mcc.madd.count:     total count of multi added keys
mcc.mreplace:       number of multi_replace() calls
mcc.mreplace.count: total count of multi replaced keys
mcc.set:            number of set() calls
mcc.add:            number of add() calls
mcc.decr:           number of decr() calls
mcc.incr:           number of incr() calls
mcc.delete:         number of delete() calls
mcc.delete_details: number of delete_details() calls
mcc.get:            number of get() calls
mcc.mget:           number of multi_get() calls
mcc.mget.count:     total count of multi got keys
mcc.replace:        number of replace() calls
mcc.set:            number of set() calls
mcc.stats:          number of stats() calls

3. APC Stats:

apc.miss:   number of item misses
apc.hit:    number of item hits
apc.update: number of item updates
apc.new:    number of new items
apc.erased: number of successfully erased items
apc.erase:  number of items that failed to erase (because they were absent)
apc.inc:    number of inc() call
apc.cas:    number of cas() call

4. Memory Stats:

These two stats are only available when Google heap profler is turned on for
debugging purposes:

mem.malloc.peak:   peak malloc()-ed memory
mem.malloc.leaked: leaked malloc()-ed memory

5. Page Sections:

page.wall.[section]:   wall time a page section takes
page.cpu.[section]:    CPU time a page section takes
mem.[section]:         SmartAllocator memory a page section takes
network.uncompressed:  total bytes to be sent before compression
network.compressed:    total bytes sent after compression

Section can be one of these:

- queuing
- all
- input
- invoke
- send
- psp
- rollback
- free

6. evhttp Stats:

- evhttp.hit              used cached connection
- evhttp.hit.[address]    used cached connection by URL
- evhttp.miss             no cached connection available
- evhttp.miss.[address]   no cached connection available by URL
- evhttp.close            cached connection got closed
- evhttp.close.[address]  cached connection got closed by URL
- evhttp.skip             not set to use cached connection
- evhttp.skip.[address]   not set to use cached connection by URL

7. Application Stats:

PHP page can collect application-defined stats by calling

  hphp_stats($key, $count);

where $key is arbitrary and $count will be tallied across different calls of
the same key.

8. Special Keys:

hit:   page hit
load:  number of active worker threads
idle:  number of idle worker threads


<h2>Example URL</h2>

  GET "http://localhost:8088/stats.kvp?prefix=hphp&agg=*" \
    "&keys=apc.hit/sec,hit,load,:sql.query..*.select:," \
    "network.compressed/hit,hit/sec"

This URL queries the following data:

hit:                        page hits
hit/sec:                    request per second
apc.hit/sec:                APC hit per second
load:                       number of active threads currently
network.compressed/hit:     sent bytes per request
:sql.query..*.select:       all SELECTs on different tables