Monitoring MySQL Product Options

I’ve had plenty of comments on specific products to Monitoring MySQL Options before providing the completed list. Here are the results from my survey to give everybody a more complete list.

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Nagios
MONyog
Cacti
Munin
MySQL Enterprise Monitor/Merlin
Hyperic
KontrolBase
Zabbix
Big Brother
iGlass
MyDBA
MySQL AR
pacemaker
Panopta
Opsview
Monit
Tivoli

NOTE: Some answers included multiple products, these are all counted separately in the above figures.

There are a few products that are not listed at Monitoring MySQL in this list.

If you want to list what you use, please continue to use the MySQL Alert Monitoring Survey . Thanks to all those that replied.

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