What is it? =========== Service state is a status page for Drupal. It is used to expose the state of the system. This might include configuration items, connectivity to any remote services, and general data about the health of the site. The status page is updated via ajax, so badly written plugins and misbehaving checks will not render the page unusable. Service status messages are also available via JSON. Status messages may be return a state of Message, OK, Warning, or Failure. How do I use it =============== The main page can be found at /servicestate Plugins are added via the hook system. In this way, various modules can add their own specific state hooks. For example, a module for connecting to a database or webservice could at a service state hook that indicates if the service is available. Out of the box, Service state exposes the main Drupal database endpoint, the last time cron was run, any memcache servers currently configured, and if said memcache servers are responding. API === Service states are exposed via by implementing HOOK_servicestate_services(). Further information can be found in the docs/Readme.txt file. Download ======== * Drupal.org: https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/ekm/2242893 * Github: https://github.com/edward-murrell/service_state License ======= GPL 2.0