VPanel for MySQL

VPanels tries to provide a single, unified place for an end user to access those things he wants to configure on an OpenSolaris system.

You can learn more about VPanels at http://opensolaris.org/os/project/vpanels

VPanel for MySQL helps users of Solaris OS to enable/disable the MySQL service as well as view information pertaining to the MySQL database. The MySQL VPanel at present displays four tabs which are detailed below:

  1. Status Tab
    • The tab displays the status of the MySQL service and can be used to enable/disable the service.
  2. Runtime Statistics Tab
    • The tab displays the runtime statistics about the MySQL database.
  3. Logs Tab
    • The tab displays the database log. Users can configure how many log lines they want to see.
  4. Database Administration Tab
    • This tab displays two options. Once is for the user to set a new root password on the database and the other is a button to launch the PHP MyAdmin in a web browser.

The code displayed in the VPanel tabs is live and is being queried from the database using JMX MBeans.

The following are some screen shots of the MySQL VPanel.

MySQL Status Tab

MySQL Runtime Statistics Tab

MySQL Logs Tab

MySQL Database Administration Tab

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