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SymfonyCloud

Blackfire has built-in support for SymfonyCloud projects. The integration is made simpler as Blackfire agent and probe are installed and enabled by default on all SymfonyCloud accounts.

Configuration

Add the blackfire PHP extension to the .symfony.cloud.yaml project file:

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runtime:
    extensions:
        - blackfire

Set the Blackfire server credentials as environment variables (run this command from the project root directory or pass the --project flag):

To auto-fill server credentials in the command below, or first

symfony var:set BLACKFIRE_SERVER_ID=XXXX BLACKFIRE_SERVER_TOKEN=XXXX

Builds Requires Enterprise

Note

Learn more about builds in the dedicated documentation.

Follow these steps to enable Blackfire builds on all your SymfonyCloud environments each time a branch is deployed (after a push, merge, or redeploy event):

To auto-fill token credentials and environment UUID in the command below, or first

symfony integration:add --type=webhook --url='https://TOKEN_USER:TOKEN_PASSWORD@blackfire.io/api/v2/builds/env/ENV_UUID/symfonycloud'

The command asks several questions. Hit enter to accept the default for all of them. If you get a permission error, ask a project admin to upgrade your account or ask someone who is an admin to run this command.

Now, whenever you push to a SymfonyCloud environment, Blackfire will automatically trigger a build for this specific environment. Blackfire scenarios will be run for all your pull requests.

Github integration

If you are using Github and if you have setup the synchronization between GitHub and SymfonyCloud, don’t forget to configure the Blackfire GitHub notification channel. That way, Blackfire will post a status on your GitHub pull requests.