Category: Monitors

Adding or Editing Monitors

To add a new Monitor do the following: For editing a monitor, click Edit Monitor icon beside the monitor in Monitors page. Formula: A MySQL server parameter that is needed to compute…
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Customizing Monitors

Everything that you see in the Monitors interfaces is defined as JavaScript (JS) objects using Monyog Object Model (MOM) and are editable through a simplified interface from within SQL DM…
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Monyog object model

The Monyog Object model (MOM) abstracts all OS/MySQL values required for calculating all performance metric. It relieves the user from performing low level tasks like connecting to the servers, executing…
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Managing your changes

To review the applied changes in Monitors and/or in Charts, go to Settings and select Manage changes. The Manage Changes page lists all the applied changes you made. If the modification…
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Duplicate Monitors

You can duplicate a Monitor and build on that template to make a new Monitor. This is possible by clicking the Duplicate Monitor icon adjacent to the respective Monitor name. Refer to Adding…
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New CSOs and CSCs

What makes a CSO? Choose Manage CSO from the drop-down. This opens up a form with the following details: Making its CSC We create a CSC like any other monitor.…
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Custom SQL Objects (CSOs)

The CSO f mance_Schema SELECT queries any query which returns a result set can be monitored. CSOs not only lets you monitor server metrics but also lets you monitor server data. A…
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History_Trend and Graph Analysis

The term Trend Analysis refers to the concept of collecting information and attempting to spot a pattern, or trend, in the information. In some fields of study, the term Trend…
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MySQL Error Log

MySQL error log contains information indicating when MySQL was started and stopped and also any critical errors that occur while the server is running. As such, monitoring the error log…
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