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MariaDB Opspack
MariaDB (created by the original developers of MySQL) is one of the most popular database servers in the world and turns data into structured information for a wide variety of applications. Popular as ever since its first release as an alternative to MySQL, it is important to monitor all of your systems using MariaDB to make sure they are always at top performance.
What You Can Monitor
By monitoring over 39 performance metrics, including connects, sessions, hits and free blocks, Opsview helps IT teams ensure that their MariaDB databases are at top performance. With our MariaDB Opspack, IT teams will be able to monitor all of the storage engines, plugins, and other tools within its robust environment. Here are a few specific benefits:
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Performance Metrics: Provides a wide variety of performance metrics that allows you to make sure your database is running at full speed, enabling you to monitor any performance changes in your environment over a period of time
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Clear Graphing and Reporting: Shows exactly what the database is doing and measures its performance over time via graphs that pinpoint insights that are easy to analyze
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Notifications: The new MariaDB Opspack combined with Opsview Monitor’s many notification integrations will make sure you get the right alerts to the right people at the right time
Service Checks
Service Check |
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Aborted connects |
Bytes recieved |
Bytes sent |
Connections |
Delayed errors |
Key blocks not flushed |
Key blocks unused |
Key blocks used |
Key read request |
Key reads |
Key write requests |
Key writes |
Listener |
Low memory prunes |
Max used Connections |
Open Files |
Open streams |
Open tables |
Processes |
Qcache free blocks |
Qcache free memory |
Qcache hits |
Qcache inserts |
Qcache not cached |
Qcache queries incache |
Qcache total blocks |
Slave open temp tables |
Slave retired transactions |
SSL renegotiates |
SSL session cache hits |
SSL session cache misses |
SSL session cache overflows |
SSL session cache timeouts |
Threads connected |
Threads running |
XtraDB log pending FSyncs |
XtraDB log pending writes |
XtraDB waits |
Setup and Configuration
To configure and utilize this Opspack, you simply need to add the 'Database - MariaDB' Opspack to your Opsview Monitor system.
Step 1: Add the host template

Step 2: Add and configure variables required for this host

Step 3: Reload and the system will now be monitored
