Open Beta · September 2026

Software

MySQL Plug-in for
Oracle Enterprise Manager

Monitor MySQL, InnoDB Cluster, and InnoDB ClusterSet with the same enterprise-grade tools you use for Oracle Database. Unified visibility, simplified operations.

22

Purpose-Built Pages

3

Target Types

65

Compliance Rules

8.4 & 9.7

MySQL LTS Certified

22 Purpose-Built Pages

See what your MySQL databases and clusters are doing, from inside Oracle Enterprise Manager.

Home

Availability, activity, and an InnoDB health rollup for every monitored MySQL target.

Query Analyzer

Top statements right now, ranked by total latency, execution count, or first seen. Run EXPLAIN against any statement on demand; the plan runs as an EM job and needs a Host Preferred Credential.

Query Analytics Trends

Per-digest latency and execution-count history across Real Time, 24-Hour, Week, and Month windows, persisted in the OMR. Historical rows retain the numbers, not the statement text or EXPLAIN output.

Top Waits

Where the server spent its wait time over the last 24 hours, week, or month, by wait class and by wait event, so you can tell file I/O from lock contention from internal synchronization.

Database Processes

Live process list with query text and state, connection statistics, and dedicated views for InnoDB row-lock waits and schema metadata-lock waits.

InnoDB Buffer Pool

Buffer-pool hit ratio, reads, writes, evictions, and supporting InnoDB engine throughput metrics for diagnosing memory pressure.

Statements Statistics

Global statement-activity rollup with per-user, per-table, and per-row breakdowns. Four latency-ranked file-I/O views by type, file, host, and thread.

Memory Usage

Allocation breakdown by MySQL memory component, so you can see which subsystems are using the RAM and why.

Backup

Status and history for MySQL Enterprise Backup and Percona XtraBackup jobs, in one place.

Cluster Diagnostics

Group Replication consensus, messaging, and certification pages for InnoDB Cluster.

ClusterSet DR Health

Answers one question for InnoDB ClusterSet: is it ready for a DR promotion?

Enterprise-Grade Capabilities

Go beyond basic availability with advanced query analysis, cluster health, and enterprise authentication.

Query Analyzer with Explain Plan

Run EXPLAIN against any current statement on demand, then drill into Real-Time, 24-Hour, Week, and Month trend history. Per-digest latency and execution counts are persisted in the OMR.

InnoDB Cluster & ClusterSet Health

Member health plus Group Replication consensus, messaging, and certification diagnostics for InnoDB Cluster. A DR-promotion-readiness verdict for InnoDB ClusterSet matches what MySQL Shell reports via dba.getClusterSet().status(), even when the connected node alone looks healthy.

Lock & Contention Visibility

Dedicated pages for InnoDB row-lock waits and schema metadata-lock waits, scoped to your session.

Enterprise Authentication

JDBC username/password, TLS (fails closed instead of quietly falling back to plaintext), Unix socket, and Kerberos authentication, chosen per target.

Thresholds & Alerts

21 default thresholds ship enabled, plus an availability condition on each of the three target types, so a target alarms from the moment you add it.

65 Built-in Compliance Rules

Five standards: security hardening (36 rules), administration, replication, performance, and schema. The set includes audit-configuration checks and a MySQL-series end-of-life advisory, bundled and ready to assign.

Broad Compatibility

Enterprise-ready support across the platforms and versions you rely on.

MySQL Versions

MySQL 8.4 LTS & 9.7 LTS (certified) · 8.0 (supported; end of life April 2026) · InnoDB Cluster 8.4 (certified) · InnoDB ClusterSet (validated on 9.5)

Oracle Enterprise Manager

Cloud Control 13.5 · 24ai (24.1). Same source tree, build-selectable.

Agent Platforms

Linux x86-64. Windows agents are not supported in this release. Local and remote agents are supported. Amazon RDS for MySQL 8.4 is certified; Aurora, Cloud SQL, and Azure Database for MySQL can be added manually and are supported but not yet certified.

How It Works

1

Install the Plug-in

Place the MySQL Connector/J driver on each agent host (8.4.0 is the tested version; it is licensed separately and not bundled), then download the .opar and deploy it to your OMS and Management Agents using the standard EM CLI / Plug-in Manager flow.

2

Configure Targets

Add MySQL Database, InnoDB Cluster, or ClusterSet targets with connection details, credentials, and your beta license key. Choose password, Kerberos, TLS, or Unix socket auth per target.

3

Start Monitoring

Open all 22 pages, review the 65 compliance rules, and set thresholds or apply your own monitoring templates. Alerts start immediately.

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