Add complete enterprise-level reliability, security, and performance systems: ## Core Monitoring Systems - **Health Monitor**: 8 automated health checks with email alerts and REST API - **Error Recovery**: 4 recovery strategies (retry, fallback, circuit breaker, graceful failure) - **Security Monitor**: Real-time threat detection with automatic IP blocking - **Performance Monitor**: Performance tracking with automated benchmarks and alerts ## Data Protection & Optimization - **Backup Manager**: Automated backups with encryption, compression, and disaster recovery - **Cache Optimizer**: Intelligent caching with 3 strategies and 5 specialized cache groups ## Enterprise Features - Automated scheduling with WordPress cron integration - Admin dashboards for all systems under Tools menu - REST API endpoints for external monitoring - WP-CLI commands for automation and CI/CD - Comprehensive documentation (docs/MONITORING-SYSTEMS.md) - Emergency response systems with immediate email alerts - Circuit breaker pattern for external service failures - Smart cache warming and invalidation - Database query caching and optimization - File integrity monitoring - Performance degradation detection ## Integration - Plugin architecture updated with proper initialization - Singleton pattern for all monitoring classes - WordPress hooks and filters integration - Background job processing system - Comprehensive error handling and logging Systems provide enterprise-grade reliability with automated threat response, proactive performance monitoring, and complete disaster recovery capabilities. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# HVAC Plugin Monitoring Systems
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This document describes the comprehensive enterprise-level monitoring and reliability systems implemented in the HVAC Community Events plugin.
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## Overview
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The plugin includes four integrated monitoring systems:
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1. **Health Monitor** - Automated health checks and system validation
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2. **Error Recovery** - Automatic error recovery and graceful degradation
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3. **Security Monitor** - Real-time threat detection and response
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4. **Performance Monitor** - Performance tracking and optimization alerts
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## Health Monitor
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### Features
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- 8 different health check types
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- Automated hourly checks with email alerts
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- Admin dashboard integration
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- REST API endpoints for external monitoring
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- WP-CLI integration
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### Health Check Types
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- **Database Connectivity** - Tests database connection and table integrity
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- **Cache System** - Validates WordPress object cache functionality
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- **User Authentication** - Verifies role system and user capabilities
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- **Event Management** - Checks The Events Calendar integration
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- **Certificate System** - Validates certificate page existence and permissions
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- **Background Jobs** - Monitors background job queue health
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- **File Permissions** - Checks critical directory permissions
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- **Third Party Integrations** - Validates external plugin dependencies
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### Usage
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#### Admin Interface
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Navigate to `Tools > HVAC Health` to view comprehensive health status.
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#### WP-CLI
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```bash
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wp hvac health
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```
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#### REST API
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```
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GET /wp-json/hvac/v1/health
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```
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### Configuration
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Health checks run automatically every hour. Critical issues trigger immediate email alerts to the admin email address.
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## Error Recovery System
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### Features
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- 4 recovery strategies for different failure scenarios
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- Circuit breaker pattern for external services
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- Emergency mode activation for critical failures
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- Comprehensive error tracking and statistics
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### Recovery Strategies
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#### 1. Retry with Exponential Backoff
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Used for: Database queries, temporary failures
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- Max attempts: 3
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- Backoff multiplier: 2
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#### 2. Fallback Operations
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Used for: Cache operations, non-critical services
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- Falls back to safe alternatives
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- Skips functionality gracefully
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#### 3. Circuit Breaker
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Used for: External APIs, third-party services
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- Opens after 5 failures
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- 5-minute timeout period
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- Uses cached data when available
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#### 4. Graceful Failure
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Used for: File operations, optional features
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- Logs errors and continues operation
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- Returns safe default values
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### Usage
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#### Programmatic Usage
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```php
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$result = HVAC_Error_Recovery::execute_with_recovery(
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'database_query',
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function() {
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// Your database operation
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return $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM table");
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}
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);
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```
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#### Admin Interface
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Navigate to `Tools > HVAC Error Recovery` to view error statistics and manage emergency mode.
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### Emergency Mode
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Automatically activated on fatal errors. Disables problematic functionality and sends immediate email alerts.
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## Security Monitor
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### Features
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- Real-time threat detection
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- Automatic IP blocking for malicious activity
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- Comprehensive security event logging
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- File integrity monitoring
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- Database query analysis
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### Monitored Threats
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- **Failed Login Attempts** - Brute force attack detection
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- **SQL Injection** - Pattern detection in requests and queries
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- **XSS Attempts** - Cross-site scripting pattern detection
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- **File Modification** - Critical plugin file integrity checks
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- **Privilege Escalation** - Unauthorized admin actions
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- **Suspicious Activity** - Plugin/theme installation monitoring
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### Security Settings
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```php
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$settings = [
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'max_failed_logins' => 5,
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'lockout_duration' => 900, // 15 minutes
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'monitor_file_changes' => true,
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'scan_requests' => true,
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'alert_threshold' => 3,
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'auto_block_ips' => true
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];
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```
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### Usage
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#### Admin Interface
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Navigate to `Tools > HVAC Security` to view security events, blocked IPs, and threat statistics.
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#### WP-CLI
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```bash
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wp hvac security stats
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wp hvac security events
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```
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#### REST API
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```
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GET /wp-json/hvac/v1/security/stats
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```
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### IP Blocking
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Automatic IP blocking triggers on:
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- 5+ failed login attempts in 1 hour
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- SQL injection attempts
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- Critical threat patterns
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## Performance Monitor
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### Features
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- Real-time performance tracking
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- Automated performance benchmarks
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- Memory usage monitoring
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- Database query analysis
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- Cache performance tracking
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### Performance Metrics
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- **Page Load Time** - Full request processing time
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- **Memory Usage** - Peak memory consumption
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- **Database Queries** - Query count and slow query detection
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- **Cache Hit Rate** - Object cache effectiveness
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- **File I/O Performance** - Disk operation speed
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### Thresholds
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```php
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const THRESHOLDS = [
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'slow_query_time' => 2.0, // 2 seconds
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'memory_usage_mb' => 128, // 128 MB
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'page_load_time' => 3.0, // 3 seconds
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'db_query_count' => 100, // 100 queries per request
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'cache_hit_rate' => 70 // 70% cache hit rate
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];
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```
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### Usage
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#### Admin Interface
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Navigate to `Tools > HVAC Performance` to view performance statistics and run benchmarks.
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#### Admin Bar Integration
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Performance stats appear in the admin bar for logged-in administrators.
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#### WP-CLI
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```bash
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wp hvac performance stats
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wp hvac performance benchmark
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```
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#### REST API
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```
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GET /wp-json/hvac/v1/performance/stats
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```
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### Benchmarking
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Automated daily benchmarks test:
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- Database query performance
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- Memory allocation speed
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- Cache read/write operations
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- File I/O performance
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Performance degradation detection compares current benchmarks with previous results and alerts on 50%+ degradation.
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## Deployment Validation
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### Features
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- 8 critical deployment tests
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- Pre-deployment validation
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- Performance benchmarks during validation
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- Security configuration checks
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### Validation Tests
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1. **Plugin Activation** - Verifies plugin is active with correct version
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2. **Database Connectivity** - Tests database connection and queries
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3. **Required Pages** - Checks all plugin pages exist with templates
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4. **User Roles** - Validates HVAC trainer roles and capabilities
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5. **Essential Functionality** - Tests shortcodes, background jobs, health monitoring
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6. **Third Party Integrations** - Verifies The Events Calendar and theme integration
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7. **Performance Benchmarks** - Runs performance tests during deployment
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8. **Security Configurations** - Checks file permissions, nonce system, debug settings
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### Usage
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#### Command Line
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```bash
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php /path/to/plugin/scripts/deployment-validator.php
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```
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#### WP-CLI
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```bash
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wp hvac deployment
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```
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### Integration with Deployment Scripts
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Add to your deployment scripts:
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```bash
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# Run deployment validation
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if ! wp hvac deployment; then
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echo "Deployment validation failed!"
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exit 1
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fi
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```
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## Integration and Architecture
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### Singleton Pattern
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All monitoring classes use the singleton pattern to prevent duplicate initialization:
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```php
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HVAC_Health_Monitor::init();
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HVAC_Error_Recovery::init();
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HVAC_Security_Monitor::init();
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HVAC_Performance_Monitor::init();
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```
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### WordPress Integration
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- **Cron Jobs** - Automated scheduling for health checks and benchmarks
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- **Admin Menus** - Integrated admin interfaces under Tools menu
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- **REST API** - RESTful endpoints for external monitoring
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- **WP-CLI** - Command-line interface for automation
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- **Admin Bar** - Real-time performance stats
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### Database Storage
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- Uses WordPress options table for configuration and metrics
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- Automatic cleanup prevents database bloat
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- Transient caching for frequently accessed data
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### Error Handling
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- Comprehensive error logging through HVAC_Logger
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- Fail-safe mechanisms prevent monitoring from breaking site
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- Graceful degradation when monitoring systems fail
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## Configuration
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### Health Monitor Settings
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```php
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update_option('hvac_health_settings', [
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'check_frequency' => 'hourly',
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'alert_email' => 'admin@example.com',
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'cache_duration' => 300
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]);
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```
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### Security Monitor Settings
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```php
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update_option('hvac_security_settings', [
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'max_failed_logins' => 5,
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'lockout_duration' => 900,
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'monitor_file_changes' => true,
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'auto_block_ips' => true
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]);
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```
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### Performance Monitor Settings
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```php
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update_option('hvac_performance_settings', [
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'email_alerts' => true,
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'alert_threshold' => 3,
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'benchmark_frequency' => 'daily'
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]);
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```
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## Troubleshooting
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### Common Issues
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#### Health Checks Failing
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1. Check database connectivity
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2. Verify file permissions
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3. Ensure The Events Calendar is active
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4. Check WordPress cron system
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#### Security Alerts Not Working
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1. Verify admin email setting
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2. Check email delivery system
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3. Review security event logs
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4. Test manual alert trigger
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#### Performance Monitoring Inactive
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1. Ensure monitoring conditions are met
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2. Check if request should be monitored
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3. Verify performance thresholds
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4. Review performance event logs
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### Debug Mode
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Enable debug logging for detailed monitoring information:
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```php
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define('HVAC_DEBUG_MONITORING', true);
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```
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### Log Files
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Monitor logs for system health:
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- WordPress debug.log
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- HVAC_Logger entries
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- Server error logs
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## Best Practices
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### Production Deployment
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1. Always run deployment validation before going live
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2. Monitor health checks for first 24 hours post-deployment
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3. Review security events regularly
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4. Set up external monitoring for REST API endpoints
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### Performance Optimization
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1. Enable object caching for better cache hit rates
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2. Monitor slow query logs and optimize problematic queries
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3. Use performance benchmarks to identify degradation trends
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4. Configure appropriate performance thresholds
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### Security Hardening
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1. Enable automatic IP blocking
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2. Monitor file integrity checks
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3. Review security events weekly
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4. Configure security alert thresholds appropriately
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### Maintenance
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1. Review and clean old monitoring data monthly
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2. Update performance thresholds based on site growth
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3. Test emergency recovery procedures quarterly
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4. Document any custom monitoring configurations
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## API Reference
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### Health Monitor API
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```php
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// Run all health checks
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$results = HVAC_Health_Monitor::run_all_checks($force_refresh = false);
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// Check overall health status
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$status = $results['overall_status']; // 'healthy', 'warning', 'critical'
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```
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### Error Recovery API
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```php
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// Execute with recovery
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$result = HVAC_Error_Recovery::execute_with_recovery($type, $callback, $args);
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// Check emergency mode
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$is_emergency = HVAC_Error_Recovery::is_emergency_mode();
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```
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### Security Monitor API
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```php
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// Get security statistics
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$stats = HVAC_Security_Monitor::get_security_stats();
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// Trigger emergency lockdown
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HVAC_Security_Monitor::emergency_lockdown();
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```
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### Performance Monitor API
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```php
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// Get performance statistics
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$stats = HVAC_Performance_Monitor::get_performance_stats();
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// Run benchmark
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HVAC_Performance_Monitor::run_performance_benchmark();
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```
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## Support and Maintenance
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This monitoring system is designed to be self-maintaining with automatic cleanup and intelligent alerting. For issues or questions:
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1. Check the admin interfaces for immediate insights
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2. Review log files for detailed error information
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3. Use WP-CLI commands for automation and testing
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4. Consult this documentation for configuration options
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The system is designed to fail gracefully - if monitoring systems encounter issues, they will not impact the main plugin functionality. |