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Database Metrics – adminbolt Admin Panel ​

The Database Metrics page shows performance and usage metrics for the database server (e.g. MySQL or MariaDB) used by adminbolt and hosting accounts.

URL: /admin/database-metrics

Overview ​

Database metrics help you monitor query load, connections, cache usage, and storage. Use this page to spot performance bottlenecks and plan capacity for the database server.

Purpose ​

  • View connections, queries per second, and slow queries.
  • Monitor buffer/cache usage and disk I/O related to the database.
  • Support tuning and troubleshooting of the DB layer.

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the admin panel in adminbolt.
  • Database in the sidebar (Database → Metrics).

Interface Description ​

The page typically includes:

  • Charts or gauges – Connections, QPS, cache hit ratio, InnoDB or similar engine stats.
  • Summary table – Key variables or status values.
  • Time range – Option to view last hour, day, or week.

Verify the exact metrics and layout in the panel and update this section if needed.

Database → Metrics

Notes ​

  • High connection count or slow queries may indicate the need for optimization or scaling.
  • Metrics may be read from the database server’s status variables or a monitoring integration.