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How to use the Netdata Mysql health monitoring plug-in

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 04:59:44 09月29日 Update

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One: mysql file configuration

/ usr/local/netdata/etc/netdata add profile mysql.conf

Mysql_ cmds [my _ A] = "/ usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql"

Mysql_ opts [my _ A] = "- h localhost-uroot"

Two: mysql.chart.sh plug-in script

#! / bin/bash

# http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/server-status-variables.html

#

# https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/show-status.html

# SHOW STATUS provides server status information (see Section 5.1.6, "Server Status Variables").

# This statement does not require any privilege.

# It requires only the ability to connect to the server.

Mysql_update_every=5

Mysql_priority=60000

Declare-A mysql_cmds= () mysql_opts= () mysql_ids= ()

Mysql_exec () {

Local ret

"${@}"-s-e "show global status;"

Ret=$?

[$ret-ne 0] & & echo "plugin_command_failure $ret"

Return $ret

}

Mysql_get () {

Unset\

Mysql_Bytes_received\

Mysql_Bytes_sent\

Mysql_Queries\

Mysql_Questions\

Mysql_Slow_queries\

Mysql_Handler_commit\

Mysql_Handler_delete\

Mysql_Handler_prepare\

Mysql_Handler_read_first\

Mysql_Handler_read_key\

Mysql_Handler_read_next\

Mysql_Handler_read_prev\

Mysql_Handler_read_rnd\

Mysql_Handler_read_rnd_next\

Mysql_Handler_rollback\

Mysql_Handler_savepoint\

Mysql_Handler_savepoint_rollback\

Mysql_Handler_update\

Mysql_Handler_write\

Mysql_Table_locks_immediate\

Mysql_Table_locks_waited\

Mysql_Select_full_join\

Mysql_Select_full_range_join\

Mysql_Select_range\

Mysql_Select_range_check\

Mysql_Select_scan\

Mysql_Sort_merge_passes\

Mysql_Sort_range\

Mysql_Sort_scan\

Mysql_Created_tmp_disk_tables\

Mysql_Created_tmp_files\

Mysql_Created_tmp_tables\

Mysql_Connection_errors_accept\

Mysql_Connection_errors_internal\

Mysql_Connection_errors_max_connections\

Mysql_Connection_errors_peer_addr\

Mysql_Connection_errors_select\

Mysql_Connection_errors_tcpwrap\

Mysql_Connections\

Mysql_Aborted_connects\

Mysql_Binlog_cache_disk_use\

Mysql_Binlog_cache_use\

Mysql_Binlog_stmt_cache_disk_use\

Mysql_Binlog_stmt_cache_use\

Mysql_Threads_connected\

Mysql_Threads_created\

Mysql_Threads_cached\

Mysql_Threads_running\

Mysql_Innodb_data_read\

Mysql_Innodb_data_written\

Mysql_Innodb_data_reads\

Mysql_Innodb_data_writes\

Mysql_Innodb_data_fsyncs\

Mysql_Innodb_data_pending_reads\

Mysql_Innodb_data_pending_writes\

Mysql_Innodb_data_pending_fsyncs\

Mysql_Innodb_log_waits\

Mysql_Innodb_log_write_requests\

Mysql_Innodb_log_writes\

Mysql_Innodb_os_log_fsyncs\

Mysql_Innodb_os_log_pending_fsyncs\

Mysql_Innodb_os_log_pending_writes\

Mysql_Innodb_os_log_written\

Mysql_Innodb_row_lock_current_waits\

Mysql_Innodb_rows_inserted\

Mysql_Innodb_rows_read\

Mysql_Innodb_rows_updated\

Mysql_Innodb_rows_deleted\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_data\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_dirty\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_flushed\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_free\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_misc\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_pages_total\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_bytes_data\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_bytes_dirty\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_read_ahead_rnd\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_read_ahead\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_read_ahead_evicted\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_read_requests\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_reads\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_wait_free\

Mysql_Innodb_buffer_pool_write_requests\

Mysql_Qcache_free_blocks\

Mysql_Qcache_free_memory\

Mysql_Qcache_hits\

Mysql_Qcache_inserts\

Mysql_Qcache_lowmem_prunes\

Mysql_Qcache_not_cached\

Mysql_Qcache_queries_in_cache\

Mysql_Qcache_total_blocks\

Mysql_Key_blocks_not_flushed\

Mysql_Key_blocks_unused\

Mysql_Key_blocks_used\

Mysql_Key_read_requests\

Mysql_Key_reads\

Mysql_Key_write_requests\

Mysql_Key_writes\

Mysql_Open_files\

Mysql_Opened_files

Mysql_plugin_command_failure=0

Eval "$(mysql_exec" ${@} ") |\

Sed\

-e "s / [[: space:]]\ + / / g"\

-e "s /. / _ / g"\

-e "s / ^\ ([a-zA-Z0-9]\ +\) [[: space:]]\ +\ ([0-9]\ +\) $/ mysql_\ 1 =\ 2Unigram" |\

Egrep "^ mysql_ [a-zA-Z0-9] + = [[: digit:]] + $") "

[$mysql_plugin_command_failure-eq 1] & & return 1

[- z "$mysql_Connections"] & & return 1

Mysql_Thread_cache_misses=0

[$((mysql_Connections + 1-1))-gt 0] & & mysql_Thread_cache_misses=$ ((mysql_Threads_created * 10000 / mysql_Connections))

Return 0

}

Mysql_check () {

# this should return:

#-0 to enable the chart

#-1 to disable the chart

Local x m mysql_cmd tryroot=0 unconfigured=0

If ["${1}" = "tryroot"]

Then

Tryroot=1

Shift

Fi

[- z "${mysql_cmd}"] & & mysql_cmd= "$(which mysql)"

If [${# mysql_opts [@]}-eq 0]

Then

Unconfigured=1

Mysql_ cmds [local] = "$mysql_cmd"

If [$tryroot-eq 1]

Then

# the user has not configured us for mysql access

# if the root user is passwordless in mysql, we can

# attempt to connect to mysql as root

Mysql_ opts [local] = "- u root"

Else

Mysql_ opts [local]

Fi

Fi

# check once if the url works

For m in "${! mysql_opts [@]}"

Do

[- z "${mysql_cmds [$m]}] & & mysql_cmds [$m] =" $mysql_cmd "

If [- z "${mysql_cmds [$m]}"]

Then

Echo > & 2 "$PROGRAM_NAME: mysql: cannot get mysql command for'$m'. Please set mysql_cmds [$m] ='/ path/to/mysql', in $confd/mysql.conf"

Fi

Mysql_get "${mysql_cmds [$m]}" ${mysql_opts [$m]}

If [! $?-eq 0]

Then

Echo > & 2 "$PROGRAM_NAME: mysql: cannot get global status for'$m'. Please set mysql_opts [$m] = 'options' to whatever needed to get connected to the mysql server, in $confd/mysql.conf"

Unset mysql_cmds [$m]

Unset mysql_opts [$m]

Unset mysql_ids [$m]

Continue

Fi

Mysql_ids [$m] = "$(fixid" $m ")"

Done

If [${# mysql_opts [@]}-eq 0]

Then

If [${unconfigured}-eq 1 & & ${tryroot}-eq 0]

Then

Mysql_check tryroot "${@}"

Return $?

Else

Echo > & 2 "$PROGRAM_NAME: mysql: no mysql servers found. Please set mysql_ opts [name] = 'options' to whatever needed to get connected to the mysql server, in $confd/mysql.conf"

Return 1

Fi

Fi

Return 0

}

Mysql_create () {

Local x

# create the charts

For x in "${mysql_ids [@]}"

Do

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