In a perfect world, this blog post is about MySQL metrics and monitoring throughput in MySQL. In reality, this post is about understanding data visualizations, querying appropriately, and failing constantly-as a byproduct, I'm also monitoring throughput in MySQL. Let's get started. (Note: If you're only interested in throughput and you don't care about my failures, skip the sections labeled Failure.)
There are lots of reasons you might want to monitor throughput-maybe you have slow load times, dropped connections, server crashes, or you're just curious. But before you have a problem, you can monitor throughput to gain insight into your traffic.
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