queries | **The total number of queries**. Monitoring queries is essential for understanding the workload running on the server and assessing the overall system performance. By monitoring the total number of queries, you can identify activity spikes, optimize performance, and detect potential issues such as inefficient or excessive queries. |
update | **The number of UPDATE queries**. UPDATE queries are used to modify existing data in the database. Monitoring UPDATE queries is important to assess the frequency and efficiency of data updates. You can identify UPDATE queries that affect a large number of rows or have a significant impact on server performance. This allows you to optimize queries, review table structures, or take measures to reduce the load generated by updates. |
delete | **The number of DELETE queries**. DELETE queries are used to remove data from the database. Monitoring DELETE queries is useful to assess the frequency and efficiency of data deletions. You can identify DELETE queries that affect a large number of rows or have a significant impact on server performance. This allows you to optimize queries, review table structures, or take measures to reduce the load generated by deletions. |
insert | **The number of INSERT queries.** INSERT queries are used to add new data to the database. Monitoring INSERT queries allows you to assess the frequency and efficiency of data insertions. You can identify INSERT queries that are generating a high load on the server or may be causing performance issues. This enables you to optimize queries, review table structures, or consider strategies like deferred insertion to enhance performance in high-concurrency environments. |