Monitor MySQL queries with Scout

June 06, 2008 by Derek

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Robin Ward of Forumwarz has released a MySQL slow queries plugin for Scout that does exactly what you’d expect: sends an alert when a slow query is run.

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The alert contains the full query along with the query time:

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Note that you’ll need to enable slow query logging in your MySQL config file, but that’s just a 2 line change. See the MySQL Slow Queries directory entry for more information.

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