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MODULE FOR 1C-BITRIX
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The Site Expertise module provides comprehensive technical diagnostics for 1C-Bitrix projects. It identifies issues related to performance, configuration, security, maintenance, and compliance with modern website requirements.
The Site Expertise module provides comprehensive technical diagnostics for 1C-Bitrix projects. It identifies issues related to performance, configuration, security, maintenance, and compliance with modern website requirements.
Unlike standard platform tools, the module analyzes actual system bottlenecks: database configuration, server state, PHP settings, caching mechanisms, infrastructure, security concerns, and accumulated technical errors within the project.
The output is a detailed report listing identified issues, recommendations for resolution, and an assessment of the complexity required for fixes. Deep-level checks require SSH access to the server.
Database parameters checked:
• Server uptime for the database
• Database file size compliance with standards
• Large packet transmission settings (max_allowed_packet)
• Information block property storage architecture
• Number of abandoned carts
• Volume of viewed product data
• Currency of the database server version
• Time elapsed since the last table analysis and optimization operations
This module identifies database overload, inefficient data storage structures, and potential database maintenance issues.
The 'Server Environment' section checks for available physical and virtual memory (swap), detects unused Apache modules, verifies correct Linux service startup, and monitors the number of free Apache processes. It also monitors the Postfix deferred mail queue. SSH access is required to verify kernel memory management and disk cache settings, detect basic signs of DDoS attacks via nginx logs, validate the use of a secure nginx version, and check server monitoring connectivity. This block enables assessment of the current server infrastructure state, timely identification of overload signs, configuration errors, and potential security threats.
The 'PHP and Runtime Environment' section covers verification of the PHP version, use of igbinary for session storage, analysis of the OPcache buffer state, and opcode accelerator settings. Additionally, it monitors network connection latency and verifies regular expression acceleration (PCRE JIT).
The module verifies that the debugger is not active and that PHP Imagick is correctly used for image processing. This level often reveals hidden causes of performance degradation and excessive resource consumption.
The Bitrix Caching section checks for errors in tagged caching, monitors the size of component, ORM, and menu caches, and verifies the use of proprietary InfoBlock property caching in Memcache. It also validates the configuration of caching control constants and the correctness of composite caching settings. These checks identify inefficient caching mechanisms that directly impact site speed and server load.
The 1C-Bitrix Platform Checks section evaluates the success of the system test, measures the response time of a template-free page, and searches for events, agents, and settings of removed modules. It analyzes the number of third-party page creation event handlers, checks for known vulnerable modules, monitors module license expiration dates, and reviews results from the built-in security scanner.
The checks allow identifying accumulated technical debt, remnants of incorrectly removed solutions, as well as potential security and maintenance issues.
Site checks include:
• Verification of page availability from sitemap.xml
• Verification of current backup availability
• Detection of outdated jQuery versions (1.x and 2.x)
• Identification of problematic images in sections and infoblock elements
• Checking for external counters and services potentially related to cross-border transfer of personal data in compliance with 152-FZ requirements
• Checking pages from sitemap.xml for the presence of external counters and services
This block allows controlling the technical state of the public part of the site, compliance with security and legislative requirements, and timely detection of issues affecting user operations.
The module goes beyond checking individual parameters. It helps identify the root causes of performance degradation, configuration errors, security vulnerabilities, accumulated technical debt, and operational risks before they lead to failures or noticeable project slowdowns.
This is a continuously evolving tool. New tests are regularly added based on practical experience in supporting, optimizing, and auditing projects on the 1C-Bitrix platform.
The module is suitable for:
• comprehensive technical site audits;
• regular project status monitoring;
• preparation for high loads;
• diagnosing causes of slow site performance;
• detecting security issues;
• monitoring server infrastructure;
• verifying compliance with operation and maintenance requirements.
For the “Site Audit” module, General iT can perform installation, configuration and a functional check in your project.
UPDATE HISTORY
- Apache free process gadget and test: utilization by ESTABLISHED on port 8887, without TIME_WAIT.
- The limit is taken from MaxRequestWorkers (BitrixEnv prefork), not from StartServers.
- The proprietary caching mechanism test has been improved
- Session handling inaccuracies have been fixed
- Developer mode has been enhanced.
- A new desktop gadget "Website Expertise: Server Monitoring" has been added, allowing you to monitor the current state of the server and its key performance indicators directly from the 1C-Bitrix administrative panel.
- A new test "Average Server Load" has been added to monitor the current load on the server infrastructure.
- The free virtual memory check test has been expanded: the report now includes information about processes that most actively use swap.
- Developer mode has been expanded.
- A gadget has been added that allows you to quickly monitor the status of the Website Expertise directly from the administrator's desktop.
- The module installer has been improved.
- The response from third-party modules that broke the tests has been removed.
- Test execution duration has been added.
- The history save format has been improved.
- Partial runs no longer disappear!
- Functional improvements for comparing runs.
- Developer mode has been added.
- A new test "Standard Agent Execution Mechanism on Cron" has been added.
- For the nginx test, the secure version has been upgraded to 1.30.4.
- Launch of large tests has been stabilized.
- Demo mode for the module has been added.
- Detailed error information displayed when running tests has been added, simplifying the diagnosis of their causes.
- The "Composite Cache" test has been moved from the mandatory category to recommended checks.
- Improved detection of third-party external services and resources used in the site's source code.
- Other minor improvements to the module's stability and usability have been implemented.
- Minor fixes.
- Interface improvements have been made to make working with the module more convenient and intuitive.
- Other minor enhancements aimed at improving the comfort of working with the module have been implemented.
- On some installations, the request to send a check to developers has been fixed.
- Minor internal improvements.
- A vulnerability when accessing sitemap.xml has been fixed.
- The version for the nginx test has been updated.
- Other minor fixes.
- A new test "152-FZ: Presence of counters for cross-border transfer of personal data on site pages (bypass via sitemap.xml)" has been added.
- Run history settings have been moved to the "Additional Settings" tab.
- A new test has been added: "152-FZ: Presence of counters for cross-border transfer of personal data"
- Improvements have been made to the test "Vulnerabilities found in the security scanner".
- The stability of launching resource-intensive tests has been increased
- For the "Database Server Version" test, the fix difficulty level has been changed to "Diagnosis Required", as updating the DBMS often requires preliminary analysis of compatibility and infrastructure
- Extended diagnostic information has been added to reports for tests related to page execution events
- A quick connection button for the corresponding service has been added to the server monitoring test
- Other minor interface and usability improvements have been made.
- A new test "Server monitoring is enabled" has been added
- The ability to disable individual tests from running has been added.
- A new test for checking images in information blocks has been added
- Minor interface improvements.
- A new test "Vulnerabilities found in the security scanner" has been added.
- More accurate test limits have been configured.
- Added a test to detect signs of using old versions of jquery1 and jquery2.
- Improved secure display of test results
- Fixed an issue where some tests went into infinite loading.
- Added SSH command checks
- Improved test descriptions
- Improved icon interface in tests.
- Added a difficulty label for fixing each test:
Quick fix / Requires diagnostics / Requires project-level enhancement.
- Stabilization of the previous release.
- Added a PHP version check test
- Improved the test for checking the functionality of pages from the sitemap (sitemap.xml)
- Other interface improvements.
- Added a new test 'Presence of an up-to-date backup' to control the availability of fresh project backups
- Improved saving of the check history when tests are forcibly stopped
- Increased compatibility of SSH command execution on various server configurations
- Fixed duplicate notifications when sending a project audit request
- Added automatic compatibility configuration with the ammina.stopvirus module for correct test execution.
- Improved the 'Functionality of pages from the sitemap (sitemap.xml)' test
- Improved module security
- Added an audit request button.
- Improved the 'Functionality of pages from the sitemap (sitemap.xml)' test.
- Added a new test 'Functionality of pages from the sitemap (sitemap.xml)' (beta version)
- Improved module security.
- Added a new test for checking the secure version of nginx
- Added a test results filter: successful, problematic, for attention
- Other minor changes.
- Additional information added for tests: Presence of remote module settings and Presence of remote module agents.
- The test for 'Database has been running for more than a day' has been improved.
- In the test for detecting basic DDoS attacks, there is now the ability to block found IP addresses via a proactive filter.
- Other internal improvements to the module.
- Improved test for detecting basic DDoS attacks.
- Localization improvements.
- Other improvements within the module.
- Stabilization of the previous release.
- Enhanced functionality of the test for detecting basic DDoS attacks - additional information on IP addresses has been added.
- A new test 'Composite cache is correctly configured and enabled' has been added.
- New tests added: Correct settings for memory and disk cache management in the Linux kernel and Basic detection of DDoS attacks via nginx logs.
- Extension of the test with data on vulnerable modules.
- Fixed a scenario where the SSH password might not have been saved.
- The minimum current version for checking MySQL has been raised to 8.4.0.
- Two new MySQL (Percona Server) tests added: 'Database server version' and 'Table optimization and analysis has not been performed for a long time'.
- Interface improvements.
- Improvement of the license verification test.
- Added the ability to auto-renew licenses with one click in the license validity check test
- Other interface improvements.
- Improved the tool for checking expiring module licenses
- Other minor fixes.
- Interface improvements and refinement of the license check test.
- Added a new test for checking license validity
- Other interface improvements.
- Added a new group of tests for the cache
- Improved test descriptions
- Added the ability to re-run failed tests.
- Stabilized the tooltip interface in the module.
- Stabilization of the previous release
- Added tooltips for tests and the ability to run test groups.
- Minor interface fixes and improvements.
- Stabilization of the previous release.
- Added a new test to identify known vulnerable module versions on the site
- Extended the test for analyzing unused Apache modules
- Accelerated the check of large cache volumes when SSH access to the server is available
- Stabilization of the previous release.
- Minor interface fixes and improvements
- Enhanced the test for the presence of remote module settings
- Fixed the test for issues with starting Linux services
- Improved internal module mechanisms.
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