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Add query count to metricbeat's mysql plugin output #3251
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Not sure about "com". Perhaps we could name it "commands" or "queries"? @ruflin, what do you think?
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I like command
, but would keep it singular.
Could you update the CHANGELOG? |
Thank you for appending advice and code!😀 |
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Hello everyone.
Fix to issue the number of Query when using metricbeat 's MySQL module.
Since Com_select and Com_insert etc. are integrated values, we can not grasp the number of queries per second or every minute.
I was wondering whether this difference value should be implemented with metricbeat.
However, since the time interval you want to display is different, I'd like to adjust on the timelion side.