mytop – Monitor MySQL Performance
Linux mytop is a command-line tool that allows you to monitor the performance of MySQL or MariaDB servers. It displays various statistics such as queries …
Tags –
- .htaccess
- Acronis
- Active Directory
- Alerts
- Anonymous FTP
- Antivirus
- Apache
- Aptitude
- ASP
- Audio / Video
- Auto Responder
- AWStats
- BFD
- Bind
- CDONTS
- CDOSYS
- CentOS
- CGI Scripts
- chkrootkit
- Cloud
- Cloud Storage
- CloudLinux
- CMC
- ColdFusion
- cPanel
- CPU
- Cron Job
- CSF
- CSR
- Cute FTP
- DDoS
- Debian
- DeepMetrix
- DirectAdmin
- DNS
- Docker
- Domain Application Vault
- Domlogs
- Dreamweaver
- DrWEB
- Duplicati
- eAccelerator
- EasyApp
- Ensim
- Eudora
- Exim
- Fantastico
- Fedora
- ffmpeg
- FileZilla
- Firewall
- Flash
- FormMail
- Forwarder
- FreeBSD
- FrontPage
- FTP
- GeoTrust
- GRUB
- Helm
- Hivelocity FAQ
- Horde
- Hosting Controller
- Hotlink Protection
- Hsphere
- HTTP
- IIS
- Imagemagick
- IMP
- Incredimail
- inetd
- Intel
- IP Address
- IPMI
- iptables
- JFS
- Kernel
- KernelCare
- Kubernetes
- Linux
- LiteSpeed
- LiveStats
- LogWatch
- MailEnable
- Maldet
- Managed Services
- MBR
- MC
- Metabase
- MetaEdit
- Metered
- Midnight Commander
- Monitoring
- MPC
- MRTG
- MS Access
- MSDE
- MSSQL
- MX Record
- MySQL
- mysql.sock
- mytop
- MyV
- MyVelocity
- Nagios
- NAS
- NAT
- NDR
- Neomail
- Netscape Communicator
- Netstat
- NFS
- NTFS
- NTP
- OpenStack
- osCommerce
- Outlook
- Pegasus
- Percona
- Perl
- PHP
- phpBB
- phpMyAdmin
- PIP
- Plesk
- PostgreSQL
- Private Cloud
- Process Explorer
- Proxmox
- Python
- Qmail
- RDP
- RedHat
- Redirect
- ReiserFS
- Remote Desktop
- RootCheck
- RPM
- RSYNC
- Runlevel
- RVSiteBuilder
- securephp
- SendMail
- Settings
- Sharepoint
- SIM
- Sitebuilder
- SiteStudio
- Skeleton
- Slackware
- smartcheck
- SmartFTP
- SMTP
- Softaculous
- SpamAssassin
- speedtest
- SPF Record
- SQL
- SquirrelMail
- SSH
- SSL
- Suexec
- Swap Partition
- sysctl
- Tablespaces
- tar
- Task Scheduler
- Telnet
- Terminal Services
- Thunderbird
- tmp
- Tomcat
- Top
- Traceroute
- Troubleshooting
- True Site
- Ubuntu
- UFS partition
- Unix
- Unmetered
- Urchin
- VirtualHost
- Virtuozzo
- vmstat
- VMware
- VPS
- vsftpd
- Wasabi
- WebAdmin
- Webalizer
- Webmail
- Webmin
- wget
- WHM
- Windows
- WordPress
- WS_FTP
- XFS
- YUM
- Zen Cart
- Zend Optimizer
- Zimbra
...
Latest articles for tag: Linux
How do I reinstall the boot loader?
In many cases, the GRUB boot loader can mistakenly be deleted, corrupted, or replaced by other operating systems. The following steps detail the process on …
How Do I Boot Into Rescue Mode?
Rescue mode provides the ability to boot a small Linux environment entirely from CD-ROM, or via an alternative boot method, rather than the system’s hard …
How do I use the free command?
The free command displays system memory utilization. Here is an example of its output: total used free shared buffers cachedMem: 255508 240268 15240 0 7592 …
How do I convert an ext2 file system to an ext3 File System?
The tune2fs program can add a journal to an existing ext2 file system without altering the data already on the partition thus converting an ext2 …
Installing Frontpage Extensions on Linux
To install Frontapage extensions on a Linux server, the following is the procedure. This document describes how to install the Microsoft FrontPage extensions for Apache …
How to Find Which Process Uses Which Port
One of the common tasks for Linux users is to find out which process is using a particular network port. This can help troubleshoot network …
How To Troubleshoot Your CGI Scripts – Internal Server Error 500
If you try to use a CGI script on your web page and you get an Internal Server Error 500, this means that the CGI …
Why am I getting a 403 Forbidden Error?
A 403 Forbidden error occurs when the web server finds itself with insufficient permissions to run your script. Make sure you have given the script …
How do I I install Zend on Linux?
Download Zend optimizer compatible with the version of php on your server. Extract the downloaded tar file: tar -zxvf filename Run the set up by …
Checking FTP/Error/Access/Apache Logs in Apache Web Server
Log files in linux are files that record various events and activities that occur in a linux system. They are useful for troubleshooting, monitoring, and …
Showing 111 - 121 of 139 articles