Hi Baron, I see that the pmp-check-mysql-innodb plugin for Nagios leaves a lot of files (e.g. pmp-check-mysql-innodb.1196) in /tmp. Is that a desired feature? Thanks Daysen
Post: Introducing the pmp-check-mysql-status Nagios Plugin
March 29, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Most of the Nagios plugins included with the Percona Monitoring Plugins are purpose-built for specific scenarios that I found in … problems in MySQL systems. They are intentionally not generic because I wanted to focus on doing one thing with each plugin, and…” plugin, however, which you can use for fairly arbitrary checks of status counters and variables. This is the pmp-check-mysql-status plugin…
Post: Version 1.0 of Percona Monitoring Plugins Released
April 17, 2012 By 7 Comments
… of Percona Monitoring Plugins is now available. The Percona Monitoring Plugins are high-quality plugins, templates, and add-ons for Nagios and Cacti, so you can add world-class MySQL monitoring to…
Post: Announcing MySQL Monitoring Plugins from Percona
February 17, 2012 By 20 Comments
… these plugins, you can set up world-class graphing and monitoring for your MySQL servers, using your own on-premises Cacti and Nagios software. The Cacti plugins are derived from an… the Nagios check plugins are brand new. They are informed by the research we did into the causes and preventions of MySQL downtime…
Post: How to Monitor MySQL with Percona's Nagios Plugins
February 22, 2012 By 8 Comments
In this post, I’ll cover the new MySQL monitoring plugins we created for Nagios, and explain their features and intended purpose. I… trying to solve with these plugins? Why yet another set of MySQL monitoring plugins? The typical problem with Nagios monitoring (and indeed with most… plugins that ship with Nagios are suitable for checking that the server is alive and responds to a query. The pmp-check-mysql…
Post: Why don't our new Nagios plugins use caching?
February 19, 2012 By 1 Comment
… to the release of our new MySQL monitoring plugins on Friday, one commenter asked why the new Nagios plugins don’t use caching. It… a misunderstanding — perhaps caching was understood to reduce load on MySQL, rather than reducing load on the Cacti server and speeding… not for fault detection monitoring. That’s why the new Nagios plugins don’t have any caching functionality.
Comment: Announcing MySQL Monitoring Plugins from Percona
February 19, 2012 By 20 Comments
… you improve the Nagios plugins from PalominoDB? http://palominodb.com/about-us/projects There are already too many Nagios plugins for MySQL (I think Sheeri…
Comment: Tools
June 2, 2008 By 31 Comments
…/ If you use Nagios, there is this plugin : http://www.consol.com/opensource/nagios/check-mysql-perf/ And with rrdtool (n2rrd + nagios + rrdtool) you can…
Comment: Announcing MySQL Monitoring Plugins from Percona
February 20, 2012 By 20 Comments
We have been using check_mysql_health (and it’s cousins check_oracle_health, check_mssql_health and check_db2_health) since years and did not see any plugin with a feature list as complete as theirs. http://labs.consol.de/nagios/check_mysql_health/
Comment: Percona-XtraDB version 9.1
March 15, 2010 By 16 Comments
Hello, I’am going to try percona xtra db replacing mysql 5.1.44. Installation was easy, and no problem appear. But, libmysql is replacing by libpercona-mysql, and nagios-plugins dont work any more. Did you plubish source of libpercona anywhere ? Thanks
