Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM)
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What is Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM)?
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) is a free, open-source database monitoring and management solution. It helps enterprises reduce complexity and simplify management, while optimizing performance and improving the security of business-critical database environments - on-premises or in the cloud. It...
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What is Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM)?
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) is a free, open-source database monitoring and management solution. It helps enterprises reduce complexity and simplify management, while optimizing performance and improving the security of business-critical database environments - on-premises or in the cloud. It provides thorough time-based analysis for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB servers to ensure that your data works as efficiently as possible.
PMM allows users to identify the issues that impact a business. A single platform, PMM aims to simplify management and reduce complexity. It helps users optimize databases by allowing users easily find, fix, and prevent issues with scaling, bottlenecks and potential outages, with tools to improve data security and reduce risk of data exposure. The vendor states PMM is used by thousands of organizations around the globe to manage their complex database environments.
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) Features
- Supported: Alerts and notifications
- Supported: Dashboard
- Supported: Query Analysis
- Supported: Anomaly Detection
- Supported: Troubleshooting
- Supported: Resource Optimization
- Supported: Performance Monitoring
- Supported: Historical Trend Analysis
- Supported: Dependency Tracking
- Supported: Access Controls/Permissions
- Supported: Prioritization
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Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) Integrations
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- MariaDB Platform
- Redis™*
- Grafana
- Prometheus
- MongoDB
- Amazon Aurora
- Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
- ProxySQL
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) Technical Details
Deployment Types | On-premise |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac |
Mobile Application | No |
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Perhaps the best FREE thing I've found for several years
- Visibility of performance between cluster nodes.
- Presents less obvious metrics.
- Very customisable.
- Documentation sufficient but not outstanding.
- Almost 'too much' data presented.
- Perhaps could have alert defaults.
- It serves us in the best ways. It has given us a golden opportunity to deeply looking at time-based analysis in order to make sure whether the data system is working perfectly or not.
- It can be set up straightforwardly without any hurdle. It always gives a smooth performance with much accuracy. It keeps on making innovations by adding new features as well as default dashboards for meeting all of our needs.
- The most impressive thing about this tool is that it consists of a huge number of incomparable features such as the Live supporting feature, Alerting feature, tracking, communication dashboard, and many other beneficial features too.
- Sometimes it creates problems while serving a huge number of servers but I am sure its efficient team will overcome this problem soon and with its rapid advancements there will surely be more latest and advanced alerting options.
- Truly speaking this is a great invention with very few shortcomings. I never face any dependency issues.
- Graphs the database parameters well
- Slow query identification
- Alerting
- System requirements are not easy to guess (especially for larger systems).
One of the best solutions for monitoring and metrics in databases
"Metrics Monitor" & "Query Analitycs" are two interesting functionalities that allow us to detect problems in the performance of our queries, in addition to providing proactive information on possible performance problems in the future if what it shows us reaches the production teams with those that interact with our clients or the administrators of our company. The set of graphics and elements to select gives us great ease when configuring the dashboard to our liking and covering many of the company's needs.
- Measure the time and performance of queries made in a database
- Integration with tools like Prometheus with the aim of storing information based on time
- Monitor our databases in the cloud, as well as optimize the performance of the database, improving the usability of customer applications
- It would be interesting to add support to more monitoring tools and improve the notification system so that there are more customization options.
Best Open source monitoring solutions for MySQL.
- Everything has its graphs by category
- Easy enough to customized and deploy
- Very in depth metrics for MySQL, DBaaS, ProxySQL
- PMM alerting system should be updated and improved
- In some categories you cant grasp 25% of information
- Easy to deploy.
- Easy to use.
- Nice interface.
- Setting up alerts is still complicated.
- Automatic dashboards based on ec2 tags.
- Better scaling for larger deployment.
PMM MySQL Observability champion
- Simple UI
- Deep dive of MySQL internal graphs
- Detailed graphs of Database internals and System
- High Availability
- Configuration for multiple alerting
- Inbuilt alert manager rules