mySQL Details Stats Graphed

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Last Update: 2016-01-28

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A suite of PERL scripts to interact with RRD that build graphs for N mySQL servers. Currently this software can only run on *NIX boxes that support PHP + PERL + RRD + mySQL. The stats graph mySQL show status over a period of time.

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