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AnalyticDB:Data collection

Last Updated:Jun 25, 2026

AnalyticDB for MySQL clusters collect two categories of data — time series metrics and internal logs — which the monitoring and alerting system uses to trace and troubleshoot issues.

Time series data collection

Time series data is collected at two levels: process-level resource metrics and service-level performance metrics.

Process metrics

Resource type Metrics
Computing CPU utilization
Storage I/O throughput, I/O usage, IOPS, used storage, storage usage

Service metrics

Service metrics are collected based on different roles of processes.

Business metrics — cover data query and write performance:

Operation Metrics
Queries Queries per second (QPS), query response time, queuing time, planning time, query failure rates
Writes Transactions per second (TPS), number of BUILD INDEX jobs, write response time

Node metrics — cover resource consumption per node type:

Node type Metrics
Compute nodes CPU utilization
Storage nodes CPU utilization, I/O metrics

Log data collection

Internal logs are collected and sent to Simple Log Service for centralized storage and processing.

Log type What it records
Audit logs All DDL and DML operations
Query details logs Execution plan, memory and CPU consumption per node, recorded during execution