Success of Blackfire and Continuos PHP performance monitoring at trivago

Oct 26, 20180 likes315 views

At trivago, we love measuring everything. Collecting metrics and making decisions based on them is natural to our engineers. We follow this workflow also with performance, which is key to succeed in the modern Internet. In this talk, we're going to describe how we integrated Blackfire profiling into the daily workflow of QA Engineers and Software Developers alike. How our own tooling around Blackfire has helped us to keep (and improve) performance over the last year. We will discuss the benefits of enforcing backend performance budgets. Also, we will explain our entire pipeline for PHP continuous monitoring.

Jorge Luis Betancourt
Success of Blackﬁre and
Continuous PHP
performance monitoring at
@jorgelbgm1

@jorgelbgm
Who am I
Software Engineer / Performance Team
Apache Nutch Committer & PMC
Member of @TheASF
Passionate about Search (Solr/ES),
metrics and performance

Success of Blackfire and Continuos PHP performance monitoring at trivago

55 PLATTFORMS
1TB LOGS
/DAY~200ms
RESPONSE
TIME

• PHP & Symfony application
• Some services in other
languages (Java)
• HTML/CSS/JS
200 commits
per day +100 active
A/B tests

@jorgelbgm
Providing feedback to the developers as
soon as possible about the impact of
their changes on the performance of the
application.
Make trivago faster and spread the
culture of performance.
Mission

• We’re not a performance company
• But … performance is important for
our business

@jorgelbgm
Blackﬁre
• Performance
Management Solution
• Easy to install and use
• Provides an easy to use
UI

@jorgelbgm
• Assertions & Tests
• Scenarios
Scenarios
Tests
Assertions
… over the collected metrics
and dimensions
Features

@jorgelbgm
Low hanging fruits …
https://www.slideshare.net/XoanVilas/how-synthetic-monitoring-helps-optimize-web-performance

@jorgelbgm
PHP extension that collects resource consumption metrics
& keeps track of the call graph (only when the proﬁling is
enabled).
Agent to manage communication with the Blackﬁre
servers.
Conﬁguration management

@jorgelbgm
• Total independence between
environments
• Allow for changes in credentials/
agent conﬁg without restarting the
web servers
• Keeps conﬁgurations on the web
server to a minimum

@jorgelbgm
Every server on the
company can have
Blackﬁre provisioned in a
few minutes

@jorgelbgm
Bitbucket Integrations
• Bitbucket Server
• Jenkins
• InﬂuxDB
• PR based workﬂow
No ofﬁcial integration
No ofﬁcial integration
Webhook integration
!
"
!
! No ofﬁcial integration

@jorgelbgm
Developers point of view
• Build status of the merge commit
• Comment on the Pull Request

@jorgelbgm
• Notiﬁcation in Slack
• Send the metrics to InﬂuxDB
More feedback

@jorgelbgm
Trigger a build if …
Trigger a build when the response
time goes above a threshold

@jorgelbgm
Some examples
Something happened #

@jorgelbgm
Caching the SEO module
The contents of the SEO Module doesn't change often so we
should cache the Twig output in memcached.
This saves the Twig translation calls, etc.

@jorgelbgm
Caching the SEO module (after we deployed)

@jorgelbgm
• Detect performance bottlenecks before they’re deployed to
production.
• Enforce a backend performance budget to stop performance
degradation over time.
• Offer a common platform for PHP developers to discuss
performance related issues.
• Provides an easy syntax for writing/understanding the tests.
Conclusions

@jorgelbgm
Do you want to know more?
• https://tech.trivago.com/2017/10/27/continuous-performance-
monitoring-for-php---the-tale-of-blackﬁre-at-trivago/
• https://tech.trivago.com/2018/10/12/building-fast-and-reliable-web-
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1. Jorge Luis Betancourt Success of Blackﬁre and Continuous PHP performance monitoring at @jorgelbgm1

2. @jorgelbgm Who am I Software Engineer / Performance Team Apache Nutch Committer & PMC Member of @TheASF Passionate about Search (Solr/ES), metrics and performance

4. 55 PLATTFORMS 1TB LOGS /DAY~200ms RESPONSE TIME

5. @jorgelbgmSource: Google Trends

6. @jorgelbgmSource: Google Trends

7. • PHP & Symfony application • Some services in other languages (Java) • HTML/CSS/JS 200 commits per day +100 active A/B tests

8. Performance Team Observability

9. @jorgelbgm Providing feedback to the developers as soon as possible about the impact of their changes on the performance of the application. Make trivago faster and spread the culture of performance. Mission

10. Our team provides support for …

11. • We’re not a performance company • But … performance is important for our business

13. @jorgelbgm Blackﬁre • Performance Management Solution • Easy to install and use • Provides an easy to use UI

14. @jorgelbgm • Assertions & Tests • Scenarios Scenarios Tests Assertions … over the collected metrics and dimensions Features

15. A bit of history

16. @jorgelbgm Low hanging fruits … https://www.slideshare.net/XoanVilas/how-synthetic-monitoring-helps-optimize-web-performance

17. @jorgelbgm Before Blackﬁre

18. Current setup

19. @jorgelbgm PHP extension that collects resource consumption metrics & keeps track of the call graph (only when the profiling is enabled). Agent to manage communication with the Blackfire servers. Configuration management

20. @jorgelbgm • Total independence between environments • Allow for changes in credentials/ agent conﬁg without restarting the web servers • Keeps conﬁgurations on the web server to a minimum

21. @jorgelbgm Every server on the company can have Blackﬁre provisioned in a few minutes

22. Blackﬁre In our Workﬂow

23. @jorgelbgm Bitbucket Integrations • Bitbucket Server • Jenkins • InfluxDB • PR based workflow No official integration No official integration Webhook integration ! " ! ! No official integration

24. @jorgelbgm Final workﬂow

25. @jorgelbgm Developers point of view • Build status of the merge commit • Comment on the Pull Request

26. @jorgelbgm • Notiﬁcation in Slack • Send the metrics to InﬂuxDB More feedback

27. @jorgelbgm Trigger a build if … Trigger a build when the response time goes above a threshold

28. Let’s see some examples

29. @jorgelbgm Some examples Something happened #

30. @jorgelbgm Call Graph/ Memory Timeline

31. @jorgelbgm Caching the SEO module The contents of the SEO Module doesn't change often so we should cache the Twig output in memcached. This saves the Twig translation calls, etc.

32. @jorgelbgm Caching the SEO module (after we deployed)

33. @jorgelbgm Conclusions

34. @jorgelbgm • Detect performance bottlenecks before they’re deployed to production. • Enforce a backend performance budget to stop performance degradation over time. • Offer a common platform for PHP developers to discuss performance related issues. • Provides an easy syntax for writing/understanding the tests. Conclusions

35. @jorgelbgm

36. @jorgelbgm Analyse ImproveMeasure

37. @jorgelbgm Do you want to know more? • https://tech.trivago.com/2017/10/27/continuous-performance- monitoring-for-php---the-tale-of-blackﬁre-at-trivago/ • https://tech.trivago.com/2018/10/12/building-fast-and-reliable-web- applications/

38. @jorgelbgm Thanks!

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