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How MySQL monitor affect the Production database
User_OFA68
Member Posts: 4 Green Ribbon
Is it recommend to implement MySQL Enterprise Monitor in Production servers? will it affect the performance?
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The agent on the server has minimal impact on the server while providing an amazing amount of very valuable information. The trade off in performance is well worth the fractional load.
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The agent on the server has minimal impact on the server while providing an amazing amount of very valuable information. The trade off in performance is well worth the fractional load.