Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.A module for profiling memory usage.
Memory usage on each path is logged to a database table where the count of requests for each path, along with the minimum, maximum and last request time values is recorded.
This module is entirely based on the original Drupal "memory_profiler" module created by Drew Webber (mcdruid).
The original module logs profile data to the Drupal DBLog or syslog (if your site is so configured) which can be limiting if you are not using syslog and have to rely on DBLog to see what's going on.
Without being able to generate reports from syslog you are limited to seeing individual log entries in the DB Log and you might have that disabled or limited to a low number of entries. In any case having profiling requests clutter up your DBLog is not ideal.
Features
* Logs request memory usage to a database table.
* A view is provided for examining profiling data.
* Profiling can be enabled or disabled from settings.
* Profiling data can be truncated from the settings dialog.
In addition the module retains the originals functionality of adding the memory used by the request to the response header.
Post-Installation
- Visit admin->config->development->Memory profiler plus to enable or disable profiling.
- Visit admin->reports->Memory profiler plus to view the profiled requests.
Similar projects
The original memory profiler module from which this was created/extended.
Supporting organizations:
Project information
- Project categories: Developer tools
48 sites report using this module- Created by arcaic on , updated
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