Archive for the ‘MySQL’ Category

Writing Apache’s Logs to MySQL

Monday, February 21st, 2005

Here is an ONLamp article that is interesting. “By recording performance metrics, web server administrators can have a historical record of how the server handled incoming HTTP requests. This article expands on that concept by adding a couple of logging directives and recording the logging data directly in a MySQL database.”

interesting Query Analyzer for Windows users

Tuesday, February 8th, 2005

QueryCommander is a Open Source Query Analyzer that you can use to work with the following Databases.

  • Microsoft SQL Server 2000
  • Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (YUKON)
  • Microsoft SQL Server 6.5
  • MySQL 4.x
  • Oracle 9i (the “edit-in-grid” functionality is not yet implemented)
  • SF.net: Project Info - Enterprise Monitoring, Windows Systems

    Friday, January 7th, 2005

    SourceForge.net: Project Info - Enterprise Monitoring, Windows Systems
    Centrally monitor eventlogs, no agents needed; Send alerts to different people on different events; Integrated with ticket tracking system; Forward events to syslogd; Archive events into MYSQL/MSSQL; Web interface to search for events;

    Helpdesk Software

    Wednesday, October 22nd, 2003

    Cerberus Helpdesk - We use cerburus at work and have been pretty happy with it.

    RT: Request Tracker - I am still looking into RT since I have found some intresting features for it.

    Ahhh the wonderful things you can do with RRDtool

    Wednesday, October 22nd, 2003

    The one and the only RRDtool

    • Cacti is one of the prettier network monitoring and graphing tools - plus it runs on MS
    • Oh here is a gallery of RRDTool uses.  This is an intresting one that tracks tickets in RequestTracker.
    • Here is an advanced implementation at Library consortium
    • I know Jason hopes that one day we will monitor our servers this well
    • Last but not least here are some frontends for RRDtool