MariaDB Observability
summary
MariaDB exposes concrete observability: Performance Schema with ~80 tables, almost 1,000 instrumentation points (≈300 time-instrumented) and picosecond timings; Information Schema tables like innodb_metrics and innodb_mutexes for min/max counters and mutex contention; SHOW STATUS and extended processlist with microsecond resolution; error, general and slow logs that can include EXPLAIN and ANALYZE output for actual row counts; Percona Monitoring and Management is offered as an open source visualization and query‑optimization tool.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to observability
- 2:16Using show status commands
- 4:58Information schema tables
- 7:23Performance schema overview
- 13:13Logging and query analysis
- 18:02Monitoring and conclusion
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