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How is the Enterprise Monitor web application architected?

April 26, 2017application architected Enterprise monitor web

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How is the Enterprise Monitor web application architected?

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The Enterprise Monitor web application is comprised of 3 components: • Service Agent: A lightweight C program that is installed on each of the monitored MySQL servers. Its purpose is to collect MySQL SQL and operating system metrics that allow the DBA to monitor the overall health, availability and performance of the MySQL server. The Service Agent is the only component within the application that touches or connects to the MySQL Server. It reports the data it collects via XML over HTTP to the centralized Service Manager. • Service Manager: The main server of the application. The Service Manager manages and stores the data collections that come in from each service agent. It analyzes these collections using MySQL provided best practice Advisor rules to determine the health, security, availability and performance of each of the monitored MySQL Servers. The Service Manager also provides the content for the Enterprise Dashboard which serves as the client user interface for the distributed