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DBTuna for MySQL


The screenshots below show the major workspaces within the product.

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Current Performance

The DBTuna Current Performance View displays current database performance metrics including:
  • Current MySQL Buffer Usage - including Read and Write ratios
  • Current Query Cache Usage - including Hit to Insert ratio
  • Connection Usage
  • Table Lock Activity
  • Current connected sessions and activity information

Historical Performance

The DBTuna Activitiy View is the main view within DBTuna where historical database activity and performance information is displayed; including:
  • Time series activity graphs showing MySQL resource consumption versus number of completed database queries.
  • Completely configurable views, from last 5 minutes to last 30 days.
  • Breakdown of activity by Wait state
  • Correlated drilldown by Server, SQL, Grouped SQL, User, Session, Database

MySQL Statistics

The DBTuna Statistics View displays historical statistical information on your MySQL database:
  • Report and analyze any statistic available from MySQL
  • Display Delta Graph's over-time

SQL Drilldown

Once poorly performing SQL has been identified by DBTuna the DBA can drill into the SQL View to display details of the statement and explain plan:
  • One click statement analysis shows the MySQL Explain plan to quickly see if it has the optimum access path.
  • Display wait states for SQL.
  • Parses the SQL to make it easier to read.

Objects View

The DBTuna Objects View displays all the current MySQL configuration parameters from any monitored database, as well as databases, tables and objects:
  • One-click view to check or cross reference Database config values.
  • Switch between monitored databases to compare config values.
  • Quickly view information on tables and indexes.
  • Display historical config changes to your MySQL instance.