What's New - MySQL Enterprise Monitor Spring 2010 Release

MySQL is proud to announce the Spring 2010 Release of the MySQL Enterprise Monitor. This release improves the flexibility, usability and scalability of the MySQL Enterprise Monitor to alleviate common pain points for DBAs and developers, so that you can deploy advanced MySQL features more efficiently to build, maintain and scale your on-line applications.

• Improved Monitoring for MySQL Enterprise Edition and MySQL Cluster CGE

The Spring 2010 Release adds the following new functionality:

• Improved MySQL Query Analyzer – The new MySQL Connector Plug-ins for Java and .Net applications provide better flexibility for you to deploy the MySQL Query Analyzer and identify the most expensive code. Plus, with the new advanced global search options, you can filter for specific query problems and achieve peak performance more efficiently.
• Improved Enterprise Monitor Security – The MySQL Enterprise Monitor now integrates with LDAP authentication to offer single sign-on capabilities
• New MySQL Support Diagnostic Reports – The MySQL Enterprise Monitor now collects and packages server specific MySQL, OS and query diagnostics into a set of reports, providing you the option to send it directly to MySQL Support for faster issue resolution.
• New Advisor Rules and Graphs – 140+ MySQL Advisor Rules and 40+ Graphs enable you to monitor and leverage expert advice on 600+ MySQL and OS variables. The new Performance, Administration, Security, and Upgrade rules are designed to reduce downtime and maintain high level of security, performance and availability for your MySQL servers.