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SQL DM for Mysql 8.8 SQL Diagnostic Manager for Mysql SQL DM for MySQL 8.8 SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL Table of Contents Access the SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL Release Notes.............................11 New Features and Fixed Issues ..................................................................................................... 12 8.8 New Features............................................................................................................................................................ 12 8.8 Fixed Issues............................................................................................................................................................... 12 Known Issues.................................................................................................................................. 13 8.8 Known Issues............................................................................................................................................................ 13 Get started................................................................................................................14 Get Started with SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL.................................................................. 14 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 15 Features.......................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Security and Authentication.......................................................................................................... 17 Architecture.................................................................................................................................... 18 SQL DM for MySQL uses state-of-the-art web technology........................................................................................... 18 SQL DM for MySQL is configurable using the de-facto web scripting language: JavaScript ..................................... 18 SQL DM connects to MySQL directly: no JAVA, no PHP, no 'agents' install required................................................. 18 SQL DM for MySQL has a built-in high-performance database ................................................................................... 18 SQL DM for MySQL is compatible with all modern browsers....................................................................................... 18 SQL DM for MySQL Requirements ................................................................................................. 20 SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL hardware sizing guidelines ................................................................................ 21 Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 22 Downloading SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL....................................................................................................... 22 Installing SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL ............................................................................................................. 23 Linux ............................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Windows ......................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Monyog AMI .................................................................................................................................................................... 39 Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 41 MySQL Configuration..................................................................................................................................................... 41 Running SQL DM for MySQL as unprivileged user ........................................................................................................ 41 Server Registration ........................................................................................................................ 43 Adding Servers ............................................................................................................................................................... 43 Register your servers ...............................................................................................45 2 SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL Connecting to SQL DM for MySQL ................................................................................................. 45 Managing multiple servers ............................................................................................................ 45 Registering replicas........................................................................................................................ 45 Connecting to MySQL Server......................................................................................................... 46 Registering Servers ........................................................................................................................................................ 46 SSH tunneling................................................................................................................................................................. 47 Using SSH connections.................................................................................................................................................. 47 Using SSL Connection.................................................................................................................................................... 48 Tags................................................................................................................................................. 50 Notifications Settings .................................................................................................................... 52 Different Notification Channels..................................................................................................................................... 52 MONITORS (CRITICAL & WARNING)............................................................................................................................... 52 OTHER............................................................................................................................................................................. 53 Advanced Settings ......................................................................................................................... 55 Settings:.......................................................................................................................................................................... 55 System Metrics (applicable for Linux based systems) ................................................................................................. 55 Using SSH connections.................................................................................................................................................. 55 Data collection options.................................................................................................................................................. 56 Replication Settings....................................................................................................................................................... 58 Galera ............................................................................................................................................................................. 60 MySQL error log settings................................................................................................................................................ 61 MySQL query log settings .............................................................................................................................................. 63 Audit Log Settings .......................................................................................................................................................... 65 Sniffer Settings............................................................................................................................................................... 67 Deadlock settings........................................................................................................................................................... 70 Monitors Settings ........................................................................................................................................................... 71 Real-time ........................................................................................................................................................................ 72 Connection Settings....................................................................................................................................................... 73 MySQL Privileges............................................................................................................................ 75 MySQL Privileges...........................................................................................................................................................
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