E-Learning: MySQL Enterprise Monitor

• Do you want answers for these common questions about your MySQL Enterprise environment?
• How do I know if one of my servers is down/slow?
• How do I know if I have a master/slave synch issue?
• How do I know if my configuration will scale?
• How do I know when I have poorly performing SQL code?
• How do I know what/where/when/how to tune?
• Do I have security loopholes?
• What if I have an unplanned schema change?
• How do I know if my schema designs are optimized?
• Where/how do I get help when needed?
• Do you want to take advantage of a user-friendly, graphical console for "live", accurate monitoring and management of your MySQL servers?
• Do you want to receive the undivided attention and instruction of a MySQL expert who will share information and techniques on this topic?
• Do you want to avoid time and travel hassles by learning in your own setting, rather than going to an actual training site?

Then, the MySQL Enterprise Monitor Virtual Classroom course is for you!

This synchronous, instructor-led course is designed for MySQL users who would like to understand and use the MySQL Enterprise Monitor. This course provides in-depth information in a "virtual" classroom format that is convenient and affordable.

At the completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Describe what is included in and how to obtain a MySQL Enterprise subscription
• List the key features of the MySQL Enterprise Monitor
• Explain how the MySQL Enterprise Monitor can address DBA needs
• Describe the Enterprise Monitor Architecture
• List the primary features of the Enterprise Monitor
• Install, activate, setup and configure the Enterprise Monitor
• Explain the layout of the Enterprise Dashboard
• Navigate the Enterprise Dashboard to perform typical DBA tasks
• Understand and use Advisors and Rules
• Understand and use Events and Notifications
• Understand and use the Heat Chart and Graphs Gallery
• Describe how Enterprise Monitor can assist with managing scale-out (via Replication)
• Describe how to perform query analysis using the Enterprise Monitor
• Find more information about Enterprise Monitor usage and support

Who should attend?

Operational DBAs and Application DBAs (sometimes considered as 'Developers') who are responsible for maintaining operation of multiple MySQL servers and/or their database applications, that are looking for an enterprise-class solution that will assist in performing key job tasks.

Prerequisites

Attendance to the MySQL for Database Administrators course, or an equivalent mastery of database concepts, SQL and the MySQL server.

Format

Online access, with synchronous delivery of presentation slides. Instructor led, with interactive performance labs. Each student will be provided with a student guide, including the lab instructions prior to the delivery of the course.

MySQL Version used

5.0.x

Duration

4 Hours

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