pmm-admin - PMM Administration Tool

NAME

pmm-admin - Administer PMM

SYNOPSIS

pmm-admin [FLAGS]

pmm-admin config [FLAGS] --server-url=server-url

pmm-admin add DATABASE [FLAGS] [NAME] [ADDRESS]

DATABASE:= [MongoDB | MySQL | PostgreSQL | ProxySQL]

pmm-admin add --pmm-agent-listen-port=LISTEN_PORT DATABASE [FLAGS] [NAME] [ADDRESS]

pmm-admin add haproxy [FLAGS] [NAME]

pmm-admin add external [FLAGS] [NAME] [ADDRESS]

pmm-admin add external-serverless [FLAGS] [NAME] [ADDRESS]

pmm-admin remove [FLAGS] service-type [service-name]

pmm-admin register [FLAGS] [node-address] [node-type] [node-name]

pmm-admin list [FLAGS] [node-address]

pmm-admin status [FLAGS] [node-address]

pmm-admin summary [FLAGS] [node-address]

pmm-admin annotate [--node|--service] [--tags <tags>] [node-name|service-name]

pmm-admin help [COMMAND]

DESCRIPTION

pmm-admin is a command-line tool for administering PMM using a set of COMMAND keywords and associated FLAGS.

PMM communicates with the PMM Server via a PMM agent process.

COMMON FLAGS

-h, --help

Show help and exit.

--help-long

Show extended help and exit.

--help-man

Generate man page. (Use pmm-admin --help-man | man -l - to view.)

--debug

Enable debug logging.

--trace

Enable trace logging (implies debug).

--log-level (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.29.0.)

Set the level for the logs as per your requirement such as INFO, WARNING, ERROR, and FATAL.

--json

Enable JSON output.

--version

Show the application version and exit.

--server-url=server-url

PMM Server URL in https://username:password@pmm-server-host/ format.

--server-insecure-tls

Skip PMM Server TLS certificate validation.

--group=<group-name>

Group name for external services. Default: external

--expose-exporter (This flag is availble starting with PMM 2.41.0.)

If you enable this flag, any IP address on the local network and anywhere on the internet can access exporter endpoints. If the flag is disabled/not present, exporter endpoints can be accessed only locally. The flag is disabled by default

COMMANDS

GENERAL COMMANDS

pmm-admin help [COMMAND]

Show help for COMMAND.

INFORMATION COMMANDS

pmm-admin list --server-url=server-url [FLAGS]

Show Services and Agents running on this Node, and the agent mode (push/pull).

pmm-admin status --server-url=server-url [FLAGS]

Show the following information about a local pmm-agent, and its connected server and clients:

• Agent: Agent ID, Node ID.
• PMM Server: URL and version.
• PMM Client: connection status, time drift, latency, vmagent status, pmm-admin version.
• Agents: Agent ID path and client name.

FLAGS:

--wait=<period><unit>

Time to wait for a successful response from pmm-agent. period is an integer. unit is one of ms for milliseconds, s for seconds, m for minutes, h for hours.

pmm-admin summary --server-url=server-url [FLAGS]

Creates an archive file in the current directory with default file name summary_<hostname>_<year>_<month>_<date>_<hour>_<minute>_<second>.zip. The contents are two directories, client and server containing diagnostic text files.

FLAGS:

--filename="filename"

The Summary Archive filename.

--skip-server

Skip fetching logs.zip from PMM Server.

--pprof (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.29.0)

Include performance profiling data in the summary.

CONFIGURATION COMMANDS

pmm-admin configpmm-admin registerpmm-admin addpmm-admin removepmm-admin annotate

Configure a local pmm-agent.

FLAGS:

--node-id=node-id

Node ID (default is auto-detected).

--node-model=node-model

Node model.

--region=region

Node region.

--az=availability-zone

Node availability zone.

--metrics-mode=mode

Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values: - auto: chosen by server (default). - push: agent will push metrics. - pull: server scrapes metrics from agent.

--paths-base=dir

Base path where all binaries, tools and collectors of PMM client are located

--agent-password=password

Custom agent password. (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.29.0.)

Register the current Node with the PMM Server.

pmm-admin register [FLAGS] [node-address] [node-type] [node-name]

FLAGS:

• --server-url=server-url

  PMM Server URL in https://username:password@pmm-server-host/ format.

• --machine-id="/machine_id/9812826a1c45454a98ba45c56cc4f5b0"

  Node machine-id (default is auto-detected).

• --distro="linux"

  Node OS distribution (default is auto-detected).

• --container-id=container-id

  Container ID.

• --container-name=container-name

  Container name.

• --node-model=node-model

  Node model.

• --region=region

  Node region.

• --az=availability-zone

  Node availability zone.

• --custom-labels=labels

  Custom user-assigned labels.

• --agent-password=password

  Custom agent password. (Available starting with PMM 2.29.0.)

Configure the PMM agent with a listen port.

pmm-admin add --pmm-agent-listen-port=LISTEN_PORT DATABASE [FLAGS] [NAME] [ADDRESS]

• --pmm-agent-listen-port=LISTEN_PORT: The PMM agent listen port.

DATABASE:= MongoDB | MySQL | PostgreSQL | ProxySQL

Remove Service from monitoring.

pmm-admin remove [FLAGS] service-type [service-name]

FLAGS:

• --service-id=service-id: Service ID.
• --force: Remove service with that name or ID and all dependent services and agents.

Note: When you remove a service, collected data remains on PMM Server for the specified retention period.

Annotate an event. (Read more)

pmm-admin annotate [--node|--service] <annotation> [--tags <tags>] [--node-name=<node>] [--service-name=<service>]

• <annotation>: The annotation string. If it contains spaces, it should be quoted.
• --node: Annotate the current node or that specified by --node-name.
• --service: Annotate all services running on the current node, or that specified by --service-name.
• --tags: A quoted string that defines one or more comma-separated tags for the annotation. Example: "tag 1,tag 2".
• --node-name: The node name being annotated.
• --service-name: The service name being annotated.

Combining flags

Flags may be combined in various ways. For example:

• --node: Current node.
• --node-name: Node with name.
• --node --node-name=NODE_NAME: Node with name.
• --node --service-name: Current node and service with name.
• --node --node-name --service-name: Node with name and service with name.
• --node --service: Current node and all services of current node.
• -node --node-name --service --service-name: Service with name and node with name.
• --service: All services of the current node.
• --service-name: Service with name.
• --service --service-name: Service with name.
• --service --node-name: All services of current node and node with name.
• --service-name --node-name: Service with name and node with name.
• --service --service-name -node-name: Service with name and node with name.

Tip

If node or service name is specified, they are used instead of other parameters.

DATABASE COMMANDS

MongoDB

pmm-admin add mongodb [FLAGS] [node-name] [node-address]

Add MongoDB to monitoring.

FLAGS:

`--node-id=node-id`
:  Node ID (default is auto-detected).

`--pmm-agent-id=pmm-agent-id`
:  The pmm-agent identifier which runs this instance (default is auto-detected).

`--username=username`
:  MongoDB username.

`--password=password`
:  MongoDB password.

`--agent-password=password`
:  Override the default password for accessing the `/metrics` endpoint. (Username is `pmm` and default password is the agent ID.)

    !!! caution ""
        Avoid using special characters like '\', ';' and '$' in the custom password.

`--query-source=profiler`
:  Source of queries, one of: `profiler`, `none` (default: `profiler`).

`--environment=environment`
:  Environment name.

`--cluster=cluster`
:  Cluster name.

`--replication-set=replication-set`
:  Replication set name.

`--custom-labels=custom-labels`
:  Custom user-assigned labels.

`--skip-connection-check`
:  Skip connection check.

`--tls`
:  Use TLS to connect to the database.

`--tls-skip-verify`
:  Skip TLS certificates validation.

`--tls-certificate-key-file=PATHTOCERT`
: Path to TLS certificate file.

`--tls-certificate-key-file-password=IFPASSWORDTOCERTISSET`
: Password for TLS certificate file.

`--tls-ca-file=PATHTOCACERT`
: Path to certificate authority file.

`--metrics-mode=mode`
: Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values:
    - `auto`: chosen by server (default).
    - `push`: agent will push metrics.
    - `pull`: server scrapes metrics from agent.

`--max-query-length=NUMBER` (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.32.0.)
: Limit query length in QAN. Allowed values:
    - -1: No limit.
    -  0: Default value. The default value is 2048 chars.
    - >0: Query will be truncated after <NUMBER> chars.

    !!! caution ""
        Ensure you do not set the value of `max-query-length` to 1, 2, or 3. Otherwise, the PMM agent will get terminated.

COLLECTORS

MongoDB exporter includes the following collectors:

• diagnosticdata
• replicasetstatus
• collstats
• dbstats
• indexstats
• topmetrics
• currentop: This only collects operations running for longer than one minute and ignores operations in the admin and local databases.
• fcv (Feature Compatibility Version)

Advanced options

PMM starts the MongoDB exporter by default only with diagnosticdata and replicasetstatus collectors enabled.

FLAGS:

--enable-all-collectors

Enable all collectors.

--disable-collectors

Comma-separated list of collector names to exclude from exporter.

--max-collections-limit=-1

Disable collstats, dbstats, topmetrics and indexstats if there are more than collections. 0: No limit. Default is -1, PMM automatically sets this value.

A very high limit of max-collections-limit could impact the CPU and Memory usage. Check --stats-collections to limit the scope of collections and DB’s metrics to be fetched.

--stats-collections=db1,db2.col1

Collections for collstats & indexstats.

Default configurationEnable all collectorsLimit dbStats, collStats, indexStats & currentopmetricsDisable some collectors

To add MongoDB with default collectors (diagnosticdata and replicasetstatus and fcv (Feature Compatibility Version) collectors:

pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017

This command adds MongoDB to PMM monitoring with only the default collectors enabled. It’s the simplest way to start monitoring a MongoDB instance without enabling additional collectors.

Warning

Before using --enable-all-collectors with MongoDB Service, be aware that the MongoDB exporter’s memory usage may increase significantly when monitoring MongoDB clusters, especially with sharding and multiple collections. If you frequently create new collections or work with many collections, disable the collstatscollector to prevent memory consumption issues.

To enable all collectors, pass the parameter --enable-all-collectors in the pmm-admin add mongodb command. This will enable collstats, dbstats, indexstats, topmetrics, currentopmetrics and fcv collectors.

Examples:

1. To add MongoDB with all collectors (diagnosticdata, replicasetstatus, collstats, dbstats, indexstats, currentopmetrics, topmetrics and fcv) with default limit detected by PMM (currently <=200 collections, but subject to change):

   pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass --enable-all-collectors mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017
   

2. To enable all the collectors with an unlimited number of collections monitored:

   pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass --enable-all-collectors --max-collections-limit=0 mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017
   

By default, PMM decides the limit for the number of collections to monitor the collStats and indexStats collectors.

You can also set an additional limit for the collStats, indexStats, dbStats, currentopmetrics and topmetrics collectors with the --max-collections-limit parameter.

Set the value of the parameter --max-collections-limit to:

• 0: which indicates that collStats and indexStats can handle unlimited collections.
• n, which indicates that collStats and indexStats can handle <=n collections. If the limit is crossed - exporter stops collecting monitoring data for the collStats and indexStats collectors.
• -1 (default) doesn’t need to be explicitly set. It indicates that PMM decides how many collections it would monitor, currently <=200 (subject to change).

To further refine the scope of monitored collections: 1. Use the --stats-collections parameter to specify which databases and collections collStats and indexStats will monitor. 2. The parameter accepts a comma-separated list of namespaces in the format database[.collection].

Examples:

1. To add MongoDB with all collectors (diagnosticdata, replicasetstatus, collstats, dbstats, indexstats, currentopmetrics, topmetrics and fcv) withmax-collections-limit` set to 1000:

   pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass --enable-all-collectors --max-collections-limit=1000 mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017
   

2. If --stats-collections=db1,db2.col1 then the collectors are run as follows:

   Database	Collector is run on
   db1	All the collections
   db2	Only for collection col1

3. Enable all collectors and limit monitoring for dbstats, indexstats, collstats and topmetrics for all collections in db1 and col1 collection in db2, without limiting max-collections-limit for a number of collections in db1:

   pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass --enable-all-collectors --max-collections-limit=0 --stats-collections=db1,db2.col1 mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017
   

To enable only some collectors, pass the parameter --enable-all-collectors along with the parameter --disable-collectors.

Examples:

1. If you want all collectors except topmetrics, specify --enable-all-collectors --disable-collectors=topmetrics

2. To disable collstats collector and enable all the others without limiting max-collections-limit:

   pmm-admin add mongodb --username=admin --password=admin_pass --enable-all-collectors --max-collections-limit=0 --disable-collectors=collstats mongodb_srv_1 127.0.0.1:27017

Resolutions

PMM collects metrics in two resolutions to decrease CPU and Memory usage: high and low resolutions.

In high resolution we collect metrics from collectors which work fast: - diagnosticdata - replicasetstatus - topmetrics

In low resolution we collect metrics from collectors which could take some time: - dbstats - indexstats - collstats

MySQL

pmm-admin add mysql [FLAGS] node-name node-address | [--name=service-name] --address=address[:port] | --socket

Add MySQL to monitoring.

FLAGS:

--address

MySQL address and port (default: 127.0.0.1:3306).

--socket=socket

Path to MySQL socket. (Find the socket path with mysql -u root -p -e "select @@socket".)

--node-id=node-id

Node ID (default is auto-detected).

--pmm-agent-id=pmm-agent-id

The pmm-agent identifier which runs this instance (default is auto-detected).

--username=username

MySQL username.

--password=password

MySQL password.

--agent-password=password

Override the default password for accessing the /metrics endpoint. (Username is pmm and default password is the agent ID.)

Avoid using special characters like ‘', ‘;’ and ‘$’ in the custom password.

--query-source=slowlog

Source of SQL queries, one of: slowlog, perfschema, none (default: slowlog). For slowlog query source, you need change permissions for specific files. Root permissions are needed for this.

--size-slow-logs=N

Rotate slow log file at this size. If 0, use server-defined default. Negative values disable log rotation. A unit suffix must be appended to the number and can be one of:

• KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB for base 2 units (1024, 1048576, etc).

--disable-queryexamples

Disable collection of query examples.

--disable-tablestats

Disable table statistics collection.

Excluded collectors for low-resolution time intervals:

• --collect.auto_increment.columns
• --collect.info_schema.tables
• --collect.info_schema.tablestats
• --collect.perf_schema.indexiowaits
• --collect.perf_schema.tableiowaits
• --collect.perf_schema.file_instances

Excluded collectors for medium-resolution time intervals:

• --collect.perf_schema.tablelocks

--disable-tablestats-limit=disable-tablestats-limit

Table statistics collection will be disabled if there are more than specified number of tables (default: server-defined). 0=no limit. Negative value disables collection.

--environment=environment

Environment name.

--cluster=cluster

Cluster name.

--replication-set=replication-set

Replication set name.

--custom-labels=custom-labels

Custom user-assigned labels.

--skip-connection-check

Skip connection check.

--tls

Use TLS to connect to the database.

--tls-skip-verify

Skip TLS certificates validation.

--tls-cert-file=PATHTOCERT

Path to TLS client certificate file.

--tls-key=PATHTOCERTKEY

Key for TLS client certificate file.

--tls-ca-file=PATHTOCACERT

Path to certificate authority file.

--ssl-ca=PATHTOCACERT

The path name of the Certificate Authority (CA) certificate file. If used, must specify the same certificate used by the server. (-ssl-capath is similar, but specifies the path name of a directory of CA certificate files.)

--ssl-cert=PATHTOCERTKEY

The path name of the client public key certificate file.

--ssl-key

The path name of the client private key file.

--ssl-skip-verify

Skip SSL certificate verification.

--metrics-mode=mode

Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values: - auto: chosen by server (default). - push: agent will push metrics. - pull: server scrapes metrics from agent.

--max-query-length=NUMBER (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.32.0.)

Limit query length in QAN. Allowed values: - -1: No limit. - 0: Default value. The default value is 2048 chars. - >0: Query will be truncated after chars.

Ensure you do not set the value of max-query-length to 1, 2, or 3. Otherwise, the PMM agent will get terminated.

--comments-parsing=off/on

Enable/disable parsing comments from queries into QAN filter groups: - off: Disabled. - on: Enabled.

PostgreSQL

pmm-admin add postgresql [FLAGS] [node-name] [node-address]

Add PostgreSQL to monitoring.

FLAGS:

--node-id=<node id>

Node ID (default is auto-detected).

--pmm-agent-id=<pmm agent id>

The pmm-agent identifier which runs this instance (default is auto-detected).

--username=<username>

PostgreSQL username.

--password=<password>

PostgreSQL password.

--database=<database>

PostgreSQL database (default: postgres).

--agent-password=password

Override the default password for accessing the /metrics endpoint. (Username is pmm and default password is the agent ID.)

Avoid using special characters like ‘', ‘;’ and ‘$’ in the custom password.

--query-source=<query source>

Source of SQL queries, one of: pgstatements, pgstatmonitor, none (default: pgstatements).

--disable-queryexamples

Disable collection of query examples. Applicable only if query-source is set to pgstatmonitor.

--environment=<environment>

Environment name.

--cluster=<cluster>

Cluster name.

--replication-set=<replication set>

Replication set name.

--custom-labels=<custom labels>

Custom user-assigned labels.

--skip-connection-check

Skip connection check.

--tls

Use TLS to connect to the database.

--tls-skip-verify

Skip TLS certificates validation.

--tls-ca-file

TLS CA certificate file.

--tls-cert-file

TLS certificate file.

--tls-key-file

TLS certificate key file.

--metrics-mode=mode

Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values: - auto: chosen by server (default). - push: agent will push metrics. - pull: server scrapes metrics from agent.

--max-query-length=NUMBER (This parameter is available starting with PMM 2.32.0.)

Limit query length in QAN. Allowed values: - -1: No limit. - 0: Default value. The default value is 2048 chars. - >0: Query will be truncated after chars.

Ensure you do not set the value of max-query-length to 1, 2, or 3. Otherwise, the PMM agent will get terminated.

--comments-parsing=off/on

Enable/disable parsing comments from queries into QAN filter groups: - off: Disabled. - on: Enabled.

ProxySQL

pmm-admin add proxysql [FLAGS] [node-name] [node-address]

Add ProxySQL to monitoring.

FLAGS:

--node-id=node-id

Node ID (default is auto-detected).

--pmm-agent-id=pmm-agent-id

The pmm-agent identifier which runs this instance (default is auto-detected).

--username=username

ProxySQL username.

--password=password

ProxySQL password.

--agent-password=password

Override the default password for accessing the /metrics endpoint. (Username is pmm and default password is the agent ID.)

Avoid using special characters like ‘', ‘;’ and ‘$’ in the custom password.

--environment=environment

Environment name.

--cluster=cluster

Cluster name.

--replication-set=replication-set

Replication set name.

--custom-labels=custom-labels

Custom user-assigned labels.

--skip-connection-check

Skip connection check.

--tls

Use TLS to connect to the database.

--tls-skip-verify

Skip TLS certificates validation.

--metrics-mode=mode

Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values: - auto: chosen by server (default). - push: agent will push metrics. - pull: server scrapes metrics from agent.

--disable-collectors

Comma-separated list of collector names to exclude from exporter.

HAProxy

pmm-admin add haproxy [FLAGS] [NAME]

Add HAProxy to monitoring.

FLAGS:

--server-url=SERVER-URL

PMM Server URL in https://username:password@pmm-server-host/ format.

--server-insecure-tls

Skip PMM Server TLS certificate validation.

--username=USERNAME

HAProxy username.

--password=PASSWORD

HAProxy password.

--scheme=SCHEME

Scheme to generate URI to exporter metrics endpoints (http or https).

--metrics-path=METRICS-PATH

Path under which metrics are exposed, used to generate URI (default: /metrics).

--listen-port=LISTEN-PORT

Listen port of haproxy exposing the metrics for scraping metrics (Required).

--service-node-id=SERVICE-NODE-ID

Node ID where service runs (default is auto-detected).

--environment=ENVIRONMENT

Environment name like ‘production’ or ‘qa’.

--cluster=CLUSTER

Cluster name.

--replication-set=REPLICATION-SET

Replication set name.

--custom-labels=CUSTOM-LABELS

Custom user-assigned labels. Example: region=east,app=app1.

--metrics-mode=MODE

Metrics flow mode for agents node-exporter. Allowed values: - auto: chosen by server (default). - push: agent will push metrics. - pull: server scrapes metrics from agent.

--skip-connection-check

Skip connection check.

OTHER COMMANDS

pmm-admin add external [FLAGS]

Add External source of data (like a custom exporter running on a port) to be monitored.

FLAGS:

--service-name="current-hostname"

Service name (autodetected defaults to the hostname where pmm-admin is running).

--agent-node-id=AGENT-NODE-ID

Node ID where agent runs (default is autodetected).

--username=USERNAME

External username.

--password=PASSWORD

External password.

--scheme=http or https

Scheme to generate URI to exporter metrics endpoints.

--metrics-path=/metrics

Path under which metrics are exposed, used to generate URI.

--listen-port=LISTEN-PORT

Listen port of external exporter for scraping metrics. (Required.)

--service-node-id=SERVICE-NODE-ID

Node ID where service runs (default is autodetected).

--environment=prod

Environment name like ‘production’ or ‘qa’.

--cluster=east-cluster

Cluster name.

--replication-set=rs1

Replication set name.

--custom-labels=CUSTOM-LABELS

Custom user-assigned labels. Example: region=east,app=app1.

--metrics-mode=auto

Metrics flow mode, can be push: agent will push metrics, pull: server scrape metrics from agent or auto: chosen by server.

--group="external"

Group name of external service. (Default: external.)

pmm-admin add external-serverless [FLAGS]

Add External Service on Remote node to monitoring.

Usage example: pmm-admin add external-serverless --url=http://1.2.3.4:9093/metrics.

Also, individual parameters can be set instead of --url like: pmm-admin add external-serverless --scheme=http --host=1.2.3.4 --listen-port=9093 --metrics-path=/metrics --container-name=ddd --external-name=e125.

Note that some parameters are mandatory depending on the context. For example, if you specify --url, --schema and other related parameters are not mandatory. But if you specify --host you must provide all other parameters needed to build the destination URL, or you can specify --address instead of host and port as individual parameters.

FLAGS:

--url=URL

Full URL to exporter metrics endpoints.

--scheme=https

Scheme to generate URL to exporter metrics endpoints.

--username=USERNAME

External username.

--password=PASSWORD

External password.

--address=1.2.3.4:9000

External exporter address and port.

--host=1.2.3.4

External exporters hostname or IP address.

--listen-port=9999

Listen port of external exporter for scraping metrics.

--metrics-path=/metrics

Path under which metrics are exposed, used to generate URL.

--environment=testing

Environment name.

--cluster=CLUSTER

Cluster name.

--replication-set=rs1

Replication set name.

--custom-labels='app=myapp,region=s1'

Custom user-assigned labels.

--group="external"

Group name of external service. (Default: external.)

--machine-id=MACHINE-ID

Node machine-id.

--distro=DISTRO

Node OS distribution.

--container-id=CONTAINER-ID

Container ID.

--container-name=CONTAINER-NAME

Container name.

--node-model=NODE-MODEL

Node model.

--region=REGION

Node region.

--az=AZ

Node availability zone.

EXAMPLES

pmm-admin add mysql --query-source=slowlog --username=pmm --password=pmm sl-mysql 127.0.0.1:3306

MySQL Service added.
Service ID  : /service_id/a89191d4-7d75-44a9-b37f-a528e2c4550f
Service name: sl-mysql

pmm-admin add mysql --username=pmm --password=pmm --service-name=ps-mysql --host=127.0.0.1 --port=3306

pmm-admin status
pmm-admin status --wait=30s

Agent ID: /agent_id/c2a55ac6-a12f-4172-8850-4101237a4236
Node ID : /node_id/29b2cc24-3b90-4892-8d7e-4b44258d9309
PMM Server:
 URL : https://x.x.x.x:443/
 Version: 2.5.0
PMM Client:
 Connected : true
 Time drift: 2.152715ms
 Latency : 465.658µs
 pmm-admin version: 2.5.0
 pmm-agent version: 2.5.0
Agents:
 /agent_id/aeb42475-486c-4f48-a906-9546fc7859e8 mysql_slowlog_agent Running

Disable collectors

pmm-admin add mysql --disable-collectors='heartbeat,global_status,info_schema.innodb_cmp' --username=pmm --password=pmm --service-name=db1-mysql --host=127.0.0.1 --port=3306

For other collectors that you can disable with the --disable-collectors option, please visit the official repositories for each exporter:

• node_exporter
• mysqld_exporter
• mongodb_exporter
• postgres_exporter
• proxysql_exporter

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