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Document and hold training on how to identify slowest queries in realtime (and historical) in Aurora #4330

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lbeaufort opened this issue May 1, 2020 · 3 comments
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lbeaufort commented May 1, 2020

User Story:
As a production monitor, it makes it easier for me to identify performance issues if I can see the slowest running queries in the database in realtime.

We can see historical (previous day and before) slow queries in the database using PGBadger, but in Aurora we're not sure how to see the slowest running queries in realtime.

Database team will conduct a training to show interested parties on how to do this.

I think @rjayasekera has a support ticket in for this. This is a topic was takeaway from the metrics meeting.

Completion criteria:

  • Document how to do this realtime investigation into slow queries
  • Hold training with team on how to do historical and realtime analysis. Share documentation with team.
@lbeaufort lbeaufort added this to the Sprint 12.3 milestone May 1, 2020
@lbeaufort lbeaufort modified the milestones: Sprint 12.3, Sprint 12.4 May 1, 2020
@JonellaCulmer JonellaCulmer changed the title Figure out how to identify slowest queries in realtime in Aurora Document and hold training on how to identify slowest queries in realtime (and historical) in Aurora May 14, 2020
@JonellaCulmer JonellaCulmer modified the milestones: Sprint 12.4, Sprint 12.5 Jun 2, 2020
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Please review the attached Presentation with demo and samples.
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HowToFindSlowSqlInAurora.pptx

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I have created PPT ^ and ready to show demo per @jonella yesterday. Whenever is good to the teams. Thanks

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dzhang-fec commented Jun 19, 2020

Finished the training yesterday 11:00am and did followup per request at the #dev. close. thanks for @JonellaCulmer 's help.

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