MySQL 5.1 Reference Manual :: 15 MySQL Enterprise Monitor :: 15.12 MySQL Enterprise Monitor Reference :: 15.12.10 Regular MySQL Enterprise Monitor Maintenance
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- 15.12 MySQL Enterprise Monitor Reference
- 15.12.1 MySQL Enterprise Monitor Limitations
- 15.12.2 Supported Browsers
- 15.12.3 Installation Requirements
- 15.12.4 Creating a new SSL KeyStore
- 15.12.5 Choosing Suitable MySQL Enterprise Service Manager Hardware Configurations
- 15.12.6 MySQL Enterprise Monitor Agent Reference
- 15.12.7 Configuring Tomcat Parameters
- 15.12.8 Backing up MySQL Enterprise Service Manager
- 15.12.9 Migrating 1.3.x Historical Data to MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.0
- 15.12.10 Regular MySQL Enterprise Monitor Maintenance
- 15.12.11 Advisor/Graph Reference
MySQL Enterprise Monitor is generally self managing and does not need excessive maintenance. You should, however, be aware of certain maintenance tasks that you can automate or will need to manually perform to keep your MySQL Enterprise Monitor running efficiently.
Make sure you have set the purge interval for your data to an appropriate value according to duration and history of data that you want to keep. For more information, see Data Purge Behavior.
Check, and delete, the contents of the temporary directory with your MySQL Enterprise Service Manager installation directory.
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