Join Shree Nair, Product Manager at Webyog, as he demonstrates the new ‘Audit Log Analysis’ feature introduced in Monyog v8.5.0 and rolls out the roadmap for the upcoming releases.

Date & Time: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 11:00 am EDT

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What to expect from the webinar?

– Quick walkthrough of Audit Log feature on a live Monyog instance.

– You will learn about the upcoming product roadmap for Monyog.

– You can take part in Q&A session and submit your feature requests too.

If you can’t attend this webinar live, register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the recording.

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Changes as compared to Monyog MySQL Monitor v8.4.1 include:

This release fixes a few minor bugs only and implements a number of user requests.

Features:

• Monyog can now analyze MariaDB and MySQL enterprise Audit log.
• Added support for LDAP with StartTLS and SSL.
• The default path for MONyog.log can be changed using the parameter “MONyogLogPath” from the MONyog.ini file.

Bug Fixes:

• Monyog logged bogus SQLite errors on fresh installation.
• Monyog displayed console error if LDAP group name contained inverted comma.
• Changed alert condition for “Seconds behind master” monitor to consider “NULL” as an alertable condition. It considered the value “NULL” stable condition earlier.
• On upgrading, Monyog filled the mail alert field for sniffer with the bogus email id “admin@mydomain.com”.
• On selecting a …

The latest release of Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) 1.8.0 is available as of February 27, 2018.

Percona Monitoring and Management is a free and open-source platform for managing and monitoring MySQL and MongoDB performance. You can run PMM in your own environment for maximum security and reliability. It provides thorough time-based analysis for MySQL and MongoDB servers to ensure that your data works as efficiently as possible.

This release introduces many improvements in the user interface and optimizations of performance.

New landing page

The home page has been removed in favor of the …

In this blog, we’ll look at how to monitor Amazon Aurora using Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM).

One impact of the growth of web services such as AWS on DBAs is the need to understand and report on database and application resource usage. DBAs have always had to monitor for performance-related usability issues, which may have led to investment in larger servers. However, services such as Aurora operate pricing models based on usage. Performance issues can be more closely attributed to rising costs, so badly performing systems more visibly affect the bottom line. DBA has become a cost center!

With that in mind, from Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) 1.5 onwards, we delivered features that provide enhanced support for the performance monitoring of Amazon Aurora instances. “[Aurora] is a fully managed, …

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According to Forrester, a DBA in a large enterprise manages between 8 and 275 databases, with the industry average being 40 databases to a DBA. Larger databases usually require extra effort around tuning, backup, recovery and upgrade. Cloud, as well as automation and management tools can help improve the number of databases managed by one DBA.  

With that background, we were pretty excited to introduce support for management of single-instance MySQL and MariaDB databases in ClusterControl 1.2.6. The majority, if not all of the cluster users out there, use single-instance or master-slave replicated setups along their mission-critical …

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This is the first part of a series of short articles with a how-to approach about MySQL® Performance Monitoring, Tuning & Auditing. We will see the question from a GUI prospective. In particular we will describe which monitoring-oriented features HoneyMonitor, a GUI for MySQL® currently in alpha development, implements.

I will explain how HoneyMonitor let you

1. install an audit database on your server, without the need of using 3th Party Agents nor using remote repository databases
2. enable the auditing and start monitoring your server
3. tuning your server changing a few suggested list of variables to get better performance.

We will use only the 5.1.x series of the Server as we use some Scheduled Events and the Event Scheduler has been added only in the 5.1 branch. In particular we will use MySQL® 5.1.24-rc. We will also do some …