Hi Mark,
I think xsstat will give you a lot of what you need.
The tool is automatically build and installed with PBXT.
Assume you build mysql as follows:
cd [mysql-build-dir] ./configure --prefix=[mysql-install-dir] make install
Then you build PBXT like this:
./configure --with-mysql=[mysql-build-dir] make install
After you started the mysql server and installed the plugin:
mysql> INSTALL PLUGIN PBXT SONAME 'libpbxt.so';
You can now enter:
[mysql-install-dir]/bin/xtstat
It should connect to the server and dump statistics every second about all the PBXT internals.
Enter:
[mysql-install-dir]/bin/xtstat --help
for help.
Hi Mark,
I think xsstat will give you a lot of what you need.
The tool is automatically build and installed with PBXT.
Assume you build mysql as follows:
cd [mysql-build-dir] [mysql- install- dir]
./configure --prefix=
make install
Then you build PBXT like this:
./configure --with- mysql=[ mysql-build- dir]
make install
After you started the mysql server and installed the plugin:
mysql> INSTALL PLUGIN PBXT SONAME 'libpbxt.so';
You can now enter:
[mysql- install- dir]/bin/ xtstat
It should connect to the server and dump statistics every second about all the PBXT internals.
Enter:
[mysql- install- dir]/bin/ xtstat --help
for help.