MySQL Monitoring Two Ways
Monitor MySQL with zero instrumentation using eBPF wire protocol analysis to capture every query, OR use direct connection for detailed InnoDB metrics, replication status, and performance statistics. Choose what works best for you.
Complete MySQL Observability
Monitor every aspect of MySQL performance with zero configuration
Zero-Config MySQL Monitoring
Automatically discover and monitor all MySQL instances without installing agents or providing credentials
Query Performance Insights
See every query with execution time, rows examined, and full EXPLAIN plans via wire protocol analysis
InnoDB Metrics & Buffer Pool
Monitor buffer pool hit ratios, page reads/writes, row operations, and lock waits in real-time
Connection Pool Analysis
Track active connections, thread states, max connections usage, and connection errors
Replication Monitoring
Monitor replication lag, slave status, binlog position, and GTID consistency automatically
Slow Query Detection
Identify slow queries instantly with automatic query fingerprinting and optimization suggestions
How MySQL Monitoring Works
Configure Connection
Add your MySQL connection details (host, port, username, password) to HyperObserve's configuration. The collector uses a maximum of 2 connections.
Direct Database Queries
HyperObserve executes SHOW GLOBAL STATUS, SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES, and SHOW SLAVE STATUS commands to gather comprehensive metrics directly from MySQL.
Calculate & Report Metrics
Metrics are calculated from MySQL status variables: QPS from Questions/Uptime, buffer hit ratio from InnoDB counters, and replication lag from slave status.
What We Monitor
Start Monitoring MySQL in 5 Minutes
No agents, no credentials, no query logs. Just instant visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about zero-instrumentation monitoring and HyperObserve
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