Webinar Replay: Monitoring on Steroids for MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB

Thanks for joining us this week for our webinar on monitoring MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB with freely available community tools and more specifically one: ClusterControl Community Edition. The replay and slides are now available to watch on our website.

Monitoring is essential for operations teams to ensure that databases are up and running. However, as databases are increasingly being deployed in distributed topologies based on replication or clustering, what does it mean to our monitoring infrastructure? Is it ok to monitor individual components of a database cluster, or do we need a more holistic systems approach? Can we rely on SELECT 1 as health check when determining whether a database is up or down? Do we need high-resolution time-series charts of status counters? Are there ways to predict problems before they actually become one?

In this webinar replay, we discuss how to effectively monitor distributed database clusters or replication setups. We look at different types of monitoring infrastructures, from on-prem to cloud and from agent-based to agentless. Then we dive into the different monitoring features available in the free ClusterControl Community Edition – from time-series charts of metrics, dashboards, and queries to performance advisors.

If you would like to centralize the monitoring of your open source databases and achieve this at zero cost, please watch this webinar.

Agenda

• Requirements for monitoring distributed database systems
• Cloud-based vs On-prem monitoring solutions
• Agent-based vs Agentless monitoring
• Deep-dive into ClusterControl Community Edition
  • Architecture
  • Metrics Collection
  • Trending
  • Dashboards
  • Queries
  • Performance Advisors
  • Other features available to Community users

Speaker

We look forward to “seeing” you there!