Difference between revisions of "Monitoring and Management of Percona XtraDB"
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==Getting the PMM server up and running== | ==Getting the PMM server up and running== | ||
===Download the percona/pmm-server image=== | ===Download the percona/pmm-server image=== | ||
| + | Login to your docker node and run | ||
| + | docker images | ||
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| + | output | ||
| + | root@docker2001:~# docker images | ||
| + | REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE | ||
| + | nginx latest ae513a47849c 9 days ago 109MB | ||
| + | ubuntu latest 0458a4468cbc 3 months ago 112MB | ||
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===Start the percona/pmm-server container=== | ===Start the percona/pmm-server container=== | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 9 May 2018
For this tutorial, we will install Percona Monitoring and Management server (PMM server) on a separate node and pmm-client on each database node
Prerequisites
We have three (3) different ways of running PMM server 1- Running PMM server via Docker 2- Running PMM server as a Virtual Appliance 3- Running PMM server Using AWS Marketplace
For the purpose of this tutorial, we we be running PMM server via Docker. So you will need node running Docker. I will not convert the installation of docker in this tutorial.
Getting the PMM server up and running
Download the percona/pmm-server image
Login to your docker node and run docker images
output root@docker2001:~# docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE nginx latest ae513a47849c 9 days ago 109MB ubuntu latest 0458a4468cbc 3 months ago 112MB