I finally have some images to show you what my improved Cacti templates look like.
These aren’t a perfect demo, since for example this server doesn’t have the query cache enabled, but it should show you what I’ve done. Note, for example, that each graph is labeled with the actual values of the images drawn on it. You don’t have to guess what the values are by squinting at the graphs.
You can click on any image to go to a larger version. Enjoy:
Enjoy!
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These are awesome, thanks!
Where can I get these templates if you don’t mind me asking?
just follow the link at the top of the article: http://code.google.com/p/mysql-cacti-templates/
I actually have the same setup for ganglia! I could / should release mine as well.
Nice….. I might have to look at porting these to munin.
Or I could run Cacti as munin is growing old …
Re: Kevin
Cacti is kind of a pain for remote systems– I still prefer Munin for now. — been meaning to take a serious look at ganglia though
Last screenshot isn’t correctly linked. You will be redirected to technorati.com instead of the bigger image.
That looked like a bug in WordPress or a bug in my plugin. I added another paragraph after the last image link and it worked OK.
Hm.. might be a stupid question, but how do I get those cacti and rrd thingies to work with mysql?