Monitoring
Monitoring the state of the database in my ORM system
Database monitoring in my ORM system can be enabled by adding the monitoring: true
parameter when creating an instance of DatabaseManager
. All monitoring results will be stored in the monitoring.log
file. The system automatically collects and records metrics such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk space, the number of active and pending connections, as well as information about executed SQL queries, including their duration and any potential errors.
Example:
In addition to automatic metric recording, the ORM system supports manual performance monitoring, which can be triggered using the getMonitoringMetrics
method. This method performs monitoring at a specified time interval (e.g., every 15 minutes) and writes the results to a file. Metrics include information about processes such as CPU Usage, Memory Usage, Disk Usage, Active Connections, Waiting Connections, and other parameters. Monitoring also shows the time taken for each query, which can be useful for optimizing the system and speeding up slow queries.
Example content of the monitoring.log
file:
Database monitoring is an important tool for tracking the performance and status of the system. In my ORM system, all key metrics are automatically stored in the monitoring.log
file. This helps to promptly identify issues and optimize the performance of the database.
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