Argent for MySQL

Argent for MySQL is more than just a monitoring solution — like all Argent products, Argent for MySQL is a complete automation solution, automating all the essential but labor-intensive chores that all customers must perform to ensure MySQL runs smoothly.

With all the layoffs, there are fewer people to do more work – this is why Argent’s unique Instant Best Practices is essential – who has the time to read White Papers?

The most significant aspect of Argent for MySQL is the use of a number of different approaches to monitoring MySQL, unifying a centralized monitoring platform for MySQL running on all Windows or Linux/Unix systems. Think of Argent for MySQL as four or five discrete products all integrated into one super-product.

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Argent for MySQL monitors and reports on MySQL baselines, such as connection statistics, replication status, locks, cache hit rates and custom SQL queries.

Argent for MySQL integrates with pre-defined Argent Reports that can be automatically emailed every morning to show the actual health and performance of MySQL.

The following is a partial list of installed Rules. Out-of-the-box, Argent handles over 95% of your day-to-day needs.
Argent solves all your day-to-day problems — automatically.

General Statistics

  • Database Instance Availability
  • Server Uptime
  • Total Connection Attempts To Server
  • Number Of Current Connections
  • Number Of Aborted Connections
  • Number Of Aborted Clients
  • Number Of SSL Client Connections
  • Number Of Threads Running
  • Number Of Threads Created
  • Number Of Threads Cached
  • Number Of Current Connections per User
  • Data Traffic Total Bytes Sent To Clients
  • Data Traffic Total Bytes Received From Clients
  • Binary Log Status
  • Replication Master Status
  • Replication Slave Status
  • Replication SQL Thread Status
  • Replication Slave Lag Rules

Performance Statistics

  • Number Of Table Locks Waited

Performance Statistics

  • Number Of Table Locks Waited
  • Number Of Slow Queries
  • Number Of File System Reads
  • Number Of Full Joins
  • Key Read Efficiency
  • Key Write Efficiency
  • Table Cache Hit Rate
  • Allowed Client Connections Usage
  • Query Cache Hit Rate
  • Database Size Usage
  • Database Available Free Space
  • INNODB Deadlock Detection
  • Number Of Temporary Memory Tables
  • Number Of Temporary Files Created
  • Percentage Of Temporary Tables Created On Disk

Custom SQL Query Rules

  • Query

Operating System

  • Service Level Agreement Rules
  • Windows Service Rules