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I am working on a system that setup ssh connection remotely to another server, to get resources usage info like (CPU, ram, disk ), I am able to get these detail through an ssh connection, but my problem is I want to get CPU usage every 5 sec, to show it on my system, but every request the system creates a new connection to the server, are there any ways to save my connection so I can use that connection again in the other requests, I am using the collective package to ssh in my server

Abobaker EngIt
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  • The way PHP works is by basically destroying all resources created at the end of each request. You can have a persistent connection to the server that polls and returns the result every 5 seconds and keep that connection alive however if you are using PHP-FPM the webserver will probably terminate the connection after the specified timeout period of a request. Another way would be to use websockets between front-end and backend and again have the backend establish and maintain the SSH connection. There are many more approaches as well. Its not clear what would work best for you – apokryfos Dec 29 '21 at 09:03
  • thanks for reply , so u suggest to use websocket , ok maybe I can have try with node js – Abobaker EngIt Dec 29 '21 at 09:06

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take a look at this Laravel Envoy package

Mouhssine Soumairi
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  • thank you for reply , but this package seems to run task in queue,and it running the commands without returning the output of it – Abobaker EngIt Dec 29 '21 at 08:54