HoneyMonitor - Selected ScreenShots
Here’s a list of selected screenshots of the HoneyMonitor features relating to Server Monitoring. For more shots and details, please see the HoneyMonitor Project’s Page (there you will also find screenshots relating to server administration features [UDFs, Plugins, Federated Servers, Users, …] and database administration features [Tables, Triggers, Views, Stored Procedures and Functions, Scheduled Events, …]).
Just for security, I’ve crossed out the User Name, Host and Port from the shots.
Note: in the images below the dot “.” is the thousand separator and the comma “,” is the decimal digits separator. Thus
- 1.000 means one thousand
- 4,85 is a number near to 5
Such a behaviour is due to the fact that the images are from an Italian PC. The Tuning Monitor in fact read the thousand separator and the decimal digits separator from the Windows® local settings. If you run the Tuning Monitor from USA, you’ll have
- 1,000 for one thousand
- 4.85 for a number near to 5
- Performance Tuning Monitor
MyISAM Tuning
Temp Tables
QPS Rating
Select Commands
Server Status Variables
Editing a Dynamic System Variable
Query Cache
Process List
Bytes Sent per Second (Report)
DDL Commands Rate (Report)
InnoDB Tuning
Other Server Details
- Replication Monitor
Master Status
Binlog Events
Slave Status
Slave Administration
- Cluster Monitor
Cluster Monitor
