WordPress Integration
Logystera watches your WordPress sites so you catch problems before your users do.
Installation
Install, activate, and start collecting events immediately. Connect to Logystera when ready.
Install →Configuration
Configure flush interval, sampling, IP anonymization, and advanced options.
Configure →Signals Reference
Every event type the plugin can emit, with payload schemas and rate limits.
Signals →Operational coverage
Logystera monitors:
- Authentication integrity — login attempts, failures, brute-force patterns, admin promotions
- Supply chain and state changes — plugin activations, theme switches, core updates, off-hours activity
- Email reliability — delivery failures that affect users silently
- PHP and application health — fatal errors, warning spikes, memory pressure
- Database stability — connection failures, table crashes, slow queries
- Performance signals — slow page loads, query degradation trends
- Cron and scheduling — missed posts, overdue jobs, cron backlog
The goal is not to monitor everything, but to surface what becomes disruptive if ignored.
How it works
The plugin observes your WordPress site and buffers events locally. When connected to Logystera, it forwards events in signed batches. Logystera derives metrics, evaluates rules, and fires alerts — no intelligence runs in the plugin itself. The plugin works standalone for local event browsing even without a Logystera account.
The plugin is read-only and has no visible impact on your site. It does not modify the WordPress database, does not add frontend output, and is not in the request path.
Requirements
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| PHP | 7.4 |
| WordPress | 5.2 |
| SSL | Required (HTTPS site) |
| Outbound HTTP | Required when connected (to gateway) |
Works on shared hosting. No CLI access needed.