mysql DBA: Summary of common mysqladmin commands

  • 2020-06-12 10:48:26
  • OfStack

1. Use the -ES1en / -i parameter
Using the mysqladmin ES5en-ES6en command, you can get all of the MySQL performance metrics, the output of show global status, but because most of these metrics are cumulative values, you need to do a difference calculation if you want to know the current state. This is an additional useful feature of mysqladmin ES12en-ES13en. By default, extended-ES15en is used, which is also the cumulative value. However, with the parameter -ES16en (--relative), you can see the difference of each indicator. With the parameter -ES18en (--sleep), you can specify the frequency of the refresh.

mysqladmin -uroot -r -i 1 -pxxx extended-status
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+
| Variable_name                            | Value                |
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+
| Aborted_clients                          | 0                    |
| Com_select                               | 336                  |
| Com_insert                               | 243                  |
......
| Threads_created                          | 0                    |
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+

2. Use with grep
With the use of grep, we have:
mysqladmin -uroot -r -i 1 -pxxx extended-status \
|grep "Questions\|Queries\|Innodb_rows\|Com_select \|Com_insert \|Com_update \|Com_delete "
| Com_delete                               | 1                    |
| Com_delete_multi                         | 0                    |
| Com_insert                               | 321                  |
| Com_select                               | 286                  |
| Com_update                               | 63                   |
| Innodb_rows_deleted                      | 1                    |
| Innodb_rows_inserted                     | 207                  |
| Innodb_rows_read                         | 5211                 |
| Innodb_rows_updated                      | 65                   |
| Queries                                  | 2721                 |
| Questions                                | 2721                 |

3. Use with simple awk
Use awk and output time information:
mysqladmin -uroot -p -h127.0.0.1 -P3306 -r -i 1 ext |\
awk -F"|" '{\
  if($2 ~ /Variable_name/){\
    print " <-------------    "  strftime("%H:%M:%S") "    ------------->";\
  }\
  if($2 ~ /Questions|Queries|Innodb_rows|Com_select |Com_insert |Com_update |Com_delete |Innodb_buffer_pool_read_requests/)\
    print $2 $3;\
}'
<-------------    12:38:49    ------------->
 Com_delete                             0
 Com_insert                             0
 Com_select                             0
 Com_update                             0
 Innodb_buffer_pool_read_requests       589
 Innodb_rows_deleted                    0
 Innodb_rows_inserted                   2
 Innodb_rows_read                       50
 Innodb_rows_updated                    50
 Queries                                105
 Questions                              1
 <-------------    12:38:50    ------------->
 Com_delete                             0
 Com_insert                             0
 Com_select                             0
 Com_update                             0
 Innodb_buffer_pool_read_requests       1814
 Innodb_rows_deleted                    0
 Innodb_rows_inserted                   0
 Innodb_rows_read                       8
 Innodb_rows_updated                    8
 Queries                                17
 Questions                              1

4. awk with 1 point complexity
It's not that simple anyway, so it's a little more complicated 1, which makes the output a little friendlier, because awk doesn't support dynamic variables, so the code looks a little more complicated:
mysqladmin -P3306 -uroot -p -h127.0.0.1 -r -i 1 ext |\
awk -F"|" \
"BEGIN{ count=0; }"\
'{ if($2 ~ /Variable_name/ && ++count == 1){\
    print "----------|---------|--- MySQL Command Status --|----- Innodb row operation ----|-- Buffer Pool Read --";\
    print "---Time---|---QPS---|select insert update delete|  read inserted updated deleted|   logical    physical";\
}\
else if ($2 ~ /Queries/){queries=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Com_select /){com_select=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Com_insert /){com_insert=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Com_update /){com_update=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Com_delete /){com_delete=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_rows_read/){innodb_rows_read=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_rows_deleted/){innodb_rows_deleted=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_rows_inserted/){innodb_rows_inserted=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_rows_updated/){innodb_rows_updated=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_buffer_pool_read_requests/){innodb_lor=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Innodb_buffer_pool_reads/){innodb_phr=$3;}\
else if ($2 ~ /Uptime / && count >= 2){\
  printf(" %s |%9d",strftime("%H:%M:%S"),queries);\
  printf("|%6d %6d %6d %6d",com_select,com_insert,com_update,com_delete);\
  printf("|%6d %8d %7d %7d",innodb_rows_read,innodb_rows_inserted,innodb_rows_updated,innodb_rows_deleted);\
  printf("|%10d %11d\n",innodb_lor,innodb_phr);\
}}'

----------|---------|--- MySQL Command Status --|----- Innodb row operation ----|-- Buffer Pool Read --
---Time---|---QPS---|select insert update delete|  read inserted updated deleted|   logical    physical
 10:37:13 |     2231|   274    214     70      0|  4811      160      71       0|      4146           0
 10:37:14 |     2972|   403    256     84     23|  2509      173      85      23|      4545           0
 10:37:15 |     2334|   282    232     66      1|  1266      154      67       1|      3543           0
 10:37:15 |     2241|   271    217     66      0|  1160      129      66       0|      2935           0
 10:37:17 |     2497|   299    224     97      0|  1141      149      95       0|      3831           0
 10:37:18 |     2871|   352    304     74     23|  8202      226      73      23|      6167           0
 10:37:19 |     2441|   284    233     82      0|  1099      121      78       0|      3292           0
 10:37:20 |     2342|   279    242     61      0|  1083      224      61       0|      3366        

That's it. I use these commands a lot and share them with you.


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