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75 Cool Things You Can Do using the MySQL Enterprise Monitor

General
1.	Check the health, security, performance and available of all your MySQL servers from a consolidated view.
2.	Monitor 600+ MySQL and OS specific variables.
3.	Use 160+ MySQL provided Advisor Rules to enforce security, performance, replication best practices.
4.	Define and customize thresholds and alert severity levels to meet your specific requirements.
5.	Automatically receive new and updated Advisor Rules and MySQL/OS Graphs periodically as soon as they are available.
6.	Quickly test applications to ensure they are secure, tuned and working efficiently before deploying them into production.
7.	Make it easier to get approvals for hardware upgrades by sending a graph to your boss that shows CPU/memory utilization creeping towards the danger zone over a period of time.
Monitoring
8.	Download, install, configure and begin proactively monitoring all MySQL servers within 20 minutes.
9.	Auto detect, group and monitor all of your Replication topologies.
10.	Use Use color-coded server heat chart for at-a-glance view into the health, security and performance of all your MySQL servers.
11.	Monitor groups of MySQL servers by different Service Level Agreement (SLA) requirements.
12.	Monitor all your MySQL servers or only specific groups of MySQL servers.
13.	Monitor and get alerted to only events you deem critical.
14.	Monitor your MySQL servers across multiple geographic locations.
15.	Monitor your MySQL servers remotely from home or away from the office.
16.	Quickly identify the up/down status of your MySQL servers.
17.	Quickly correlate OS system performance spikes with MySQL related performance issues.
18.	Visually correlate MySQL and OS performance issues with query activity quickly.
19.	Help predict when you will need more hardware to scale-out further using graphs of historical data.
Query Analyzer
20.	Quickly find and tune the queries behind system performance spikes.
21.	Identify and fix poorly-written queries across all your MySQL servers from a single console.
22.	Collect, aggregate and analyze queries across all your MySQL servers, with no dependence on Query Log or SHOW PROCESSLIST using several flexible configuration options.
23.	Analyze queries aggregated by execution times, number of executions, total rows, or total bytes.
24.	View an EXPLAIN to determine the current access path and index usage.
25.	View historical queries by a specific time interval or by a date/time range.
26.	View and sort queries by MySQL server, application grouping, database, query type or content.
27.	Analyze query load across all your MySQL replicated read slaves.
28.	Easily find newly deployed queries by when they were first seen.
29.	Tag queries you want to watch as they are tuned.
30.	Test and tune your code during development before it is promoted to production.
31.	Sample queries during non-peak hours for later analysis.
32.	Quickly detect when new or changed queries are first seen.
33.	Filter for specific query problems like full table scans and bad indexes using advanced global search options.
34.	Perform in-depth cause analysis using MySQL Connector Plug-ins.
Performance
35.	Receive tailored advice on how to tune MySQL's built in caching capabilities to improve throughput.
36.	Get immediately notified if indexes have been altered or dropped which will impact and performance of your database.
37.	Get alerted to poorly running queries so you can improve application performance.
38.	Monitor dynamic metrics over time and leverage advice on tuning for optimal performance.
Administration
39.	Monitor MySQL Enterprise Backup operations and quickly identify backup related issues or servers that need backup.
40.	Resolve issues quickly using MySQL recommended commands to fix security, replication, schema, and performance issues.
41.	Notify multiple DBAs as a single group when thresholds are violated so that critical alerts are addressed immediately.
42.	Quickly identify the version numbers of all of my MySQL Servers so you can make sure they are all current.
43.	Get immediately notified if databases or tables have been altered or dropped.
44.	Learn from others' experience using historical annotations on issues that have been previously corrected and closed.
45.	Get notified before maximum connection limits are reached to ensure the server does not run out of resources.
46.	Gain deeper insight into reported issues with the integrated MySQL Enterprise Knowledge Base and MySQL Reference Manual.
47.	Ensure your MySQL servers are configured for highest level of performance and recoverability
48.	Ensure your MySQL Servers are configured to detect/identify poorly performing queries
Replication
49.	Monitor configuration, synchronization and performance of master/slaves configured for semi-synchronous replication.
50.	Quickly identify and resolve MySQL replication latency issues such as Slave Lag.
51.	Get notified if a slave has been stopped or has stopped replicating to ensure read capacity is maintained.
52.	Verify that slaves are configured to start as masters if necessary.
53.	Determine exactly which thread or permission setting has stopped the replication process.
54.	Secure slaves by ensuring that ALTER TABLE and DROP TABLE statements are not replicated.
55.	Monitor the status of all your Master/Slaves from a consolidate view.
56.	Drill into each Master/Slave for status details.
57.	Ensure Binary Log purge frequency and size limits are configured correctly.
58.	Identify network issues that impact Master/Slave synchronization.
59.	Identify and correct Relay log issues that can lead to Master/Slave synchronization issues.
Security
60.	Resolve security vulnerabilities across all MySQL servers in under 20 minutes.
61.	Get immediately notified of security vulnerabilities as they occur, such as Accounts without Passwords, Accounts with Global Privileges, and Servers with Anonymous Accounts.
62.	Get notified if privileges are being granted or revoked without your knowledge.
63.	Determine if you have appropriately limited external domain access to your server.
64.	Verify that user accounts don't have powerful file write privileges.
65.	Monitor dynamic security settings over time and close loopholes as they occur.
66.	Use single sign-on capabilities through LDAP integration.
MySQL Cluster
67.	Monitor health and performance of MySQL Cluster data nodes.
Customization
68.	Use the MySQL provided Advisor Rules as a template to build your own custom Advisors.
69.	Create and manage server groupings (by location, application, etc.).
70.	Create targeted notification groups (by server, location, application, etc.).
71.	Create custom SMTP and SNMP notifications.
72.	Apply custom thresholds and alerts for specific servers, applications, notification groups.
73.	Get live feeds for your open support issues.
74.	Get live feeds for MySQL product updates, announcements and alerts.
75.	Resolve problems faster by providing the option to collect and package server specific MySQL, OS and query diagnostic for MySQL Support.