MySQL Monitoring Tool

Monyog

SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL

Tired of manually monitoring every single piece of activity in your MySQL databases? Database administrators don’t need to be “always on” in an age of advanced automated technology.

Get tireless performance monitoring with the power of Monyog (SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL): a customizable MySQL monitoring tool that helps database administrators effortlessly identify and solve performance issues. Monyog takes the grunt work out of performance monitoring—without overloading servers—to empower database administrators to do higher value work.

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MYSQL IN THE CLOUD

MySQL Performance Monitoring Tool

Monyog is as versatile as it is powerful. With Monyog, you can use a single tool to monitor MySQL performance across physical, virtual, and cloud environments.

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MONYOG CLOUD COMPATIBILITY:

Managed Cloud Databases

Amazon RDS for MySQL/MariaDB and Amazon Aurora
Microsoft Azure Database for MySQL
Google Cloud SQL for MySQL
Oracle MySQL Cloud Service

MySQL Cloud VMs

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines (VM)

MySQL Hybrid Cloud

MySQL on MariaDB and Galera
MySQL on cloud virtual machines
Cloud managed databases

Monyog Testimonials

From a legislative perspective, we are bound to host each customer’s database on its own server (virtual). As such, we are, at any point in time, monitoring 20+ servers. Looking at a number of tools, including ManageEngine and a number of open source alternatives, we opted for Monyog for its simplicity, ease of config, and relatively affordable price-tag. Monyog is a complete MySQL monitoring system with early-warning mechanisms.

Liam Terblanche

CTO, Airvantage

We needed a way to gather, store, and analyze historical query data in order to identify slow queries and deadlocks across 1700 customer sites that were spread across 70 database servers. We also were looking for an easy to understand UI to give access and insight to our customer support staff and operations teams none of whom are formally trained as DBA’s.

Miguel Santos

Manager of Technical Operations, Moodlerooms

Monyog is reasonable, it was easy to setup and it is very useful for effective monitoring. Monyog cuts through the noise and helps us identify the key MySQL performance metrics that bear an impact on our database performance. It’s important for my team to be on top of MySQL database performance. Monyog seamlessly helps them in their roles by gathering past as well as real-time insights for greater effectiveness.

JaiKwang Lee

Product Guild & DevOps leader , NBT, Inc

MariaDB Monitoring

WITH MONYOG

Monyog was designed to be as versatile as it is powerful, so its use is not limited to MySQL servers.

Using MariaDB databases to power your organization? Then Monyog is the monitoring solution for you. Monyog can help you identify and resolve MariaDB performance issues in real-time to avoid costly server outages.

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MONYOG FEATURES

MySQL Performance Tools

Empower Your Database Administrators to Be Proactive—Not Reactive

Identify and resolve performance issues before they impact your end users

Monyog conducts live analyses of production servers so that DBAs get immediately notified with real-time alerts regarding locked and long-running queries. Then, Monyog’s Query Analyzer analyzes and removes problematic queries before said queries become major problems.

Stay on top of your servers’ health—regardless of the size of your MySQL environment

Monitoring an ever-growing environment of servers is tough. That’s why Monyog’s 600+ Monitors allows DBAs to get a bird’s eye view of the entire MySQL environment. DBAs can also track and compare all changes across multiple MySQL servers with Server Configuration.

Monitor your MySQL servers individually or holistically

Need to drill down on specific metrics on one single server or a group of servers? Monyog’s Dashboard allow DBAs to customize their own set of charts so they can view the security, availability, and performance of their servers individually or holistically. DBAs can also compare and view the relationship between all registered MySQL servers with Replication.