Whether you are a system administrator or a database administrator, monitoring your MySQL server is an essential step towards diagnosing issues.
You want real time monitoring on active connections, locks or queries that are running on your database.
You also want to monitor active users, what they are running, as well as average query times.
To monitor those metrics, we are going to build a complete MySQL dashboard using modern tools such as Grafana and Prometheus
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