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5.4.2.2. MySQL Server Accounts for Status Monitoring

To monitor server status, the MySQL Instance Manager will attempt to connect to the MySQL server instance at regular intervals using the MySQL_Instance_Manager@localhost user account with a password of check_connection.

You are not required to create a MySQL_Instance_M@localhost user account in order for the MySQL Instance Manager to monitor server status, as a login failure is sufficient to identify that the server is operational. However, if the account does not exist, failed connection attempts are logged by the server to its general query log (see Section 5.11.3, “The General Query Log”).


 
 
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