Description:
I have some MySQL instances running on some very old Centos, e.g. 6.10, when I run the pmm-agent setup
command, it raises errors complaining FATAL: kernel too old
, is there anyway to workaround this? I know Centos 6.10 is very old, but we can not upgrade it soon.
Steps to Reproduce:
Version:
pmm-client 3.0.0
Hi @Luke03011,
No, I don’t think there is a way to make it work on CentOS 6.1 out of the box. You cat try to build it for CentOS 6.1, but that can be a substantial effort.
Thanks for your quick response. But I think I can install pmm3-client on a remote host and use it to monitor the MySQL instances running on the Centos6.10 host?
Absolutely! That allows you to not depend on the type of environment your database is running in.
Hi @ademidoff I use the PMM UI to add a new remote MySQL instance, it succeeded to fetch the MySQL metrics but I found the remote host metrics is missing, can pmm-client also collect the remote host metrics, e.g CPU, network, disk metrics?
Unfortunately, not in this scenario. PMM is only able to collect node metrics when its node_exporter
runs on the monitored host, which is not the case here.