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The command "mytop" is used to monitor the activity of MySQL databases in real-time. It provides an interactive interface that displays various information about the running MySQL server, such as the number of queries being executed, the status of connections, the queries that are taking the longest to execute, and more.
When you run the "mytop" command in the terminal, it connects to the MySQL server specified in the configuration and starts displaying real-time information. The data is continuously updated so that you can see the current state of the MySQL server.
Some of the key information displayed by mytop includes:
- MySQL server version and uptime
- Number of threads, queries, and slow queries
- Current and average queries per second
- Top MySQL commands being executed
- Current MySQL process list
- Status of each MySQL connection
- Number of open tables and their type
By monitoring this information, you can quickly identify any performance issues, bottlenecks, or problematic queries on your MySQL server. This can help you optimize and tune the database for better performance and efficiency.