Scott DeLuzio

AMP-MODE

Debug Info will provide you with information on your current WordPress operating environment. This is a helpful tool for you or a developer to use when trying to identify the root cause of an error, or other issue you may experience.
Debug Info provides the following information:
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WordPress version currently running on the site
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Current/active WordPress theme name, theme version, theme author, and theme URI
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List of active plugins
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PHP version
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MySQL version
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Apache version
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Full phpinfo() server environment information
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Thanks to <a href="http://firstsiteguide.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Ogi Djuraskovic</a> for the Spanish (es_ES) and Serbian (sr_RS) language translations.

Debug Info

A plugin to display your server's PHP info and WordPress environment data for debugging purposes.

Francis Smith

View your PHP error log, CPU and RAM usage, and view disk space all in one location. This is a new plugin under development. Currently it does not do terribly much, but we are constantly working on adding new and useful features.
Why use this plugin instead of the many others? ServerMonitor does not use PHP’s shell_exec, which is disabled by many web hosts for security concerns. Currently this plugin only supports Linux servers. Windows Server support is planned, but is a low priority.
For any bug reports or suggestions, let me know in the plugins support forum.

ServerMonitor

A simple plugin to view server resource usage (ram, cpu, disk), check your PHP error log, and more.

Debug Info vs ServerMonitor