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Daniel Nichter
2013-04-08 13:33:58 -06:00
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=item 1. Create MySQL user =item 1. Create a MySQL user
First, create a limited MySQL account for pt-agent: First, create a limited MySQL user for pt-agent:
mysql> GRANT SUPER,USAGE ON *.* TO 'pt_agent'@'localhost' mysql> GRANT SUPER,USAGE ON *.* TO 'pt_agent'@'localhost'
> IDENTIFIED BY 'foo'; > IDENTIFIED BY 'foo';
@@ -6506,52 +6506,47 @@ C<SUPER> privilege.
=item 2. Configure MySQL access =item 2. Configure MySQL access
Second, put the MySQL user and password in the user's C<$HOME/.my.cnf>: Second, put the MySQL username and password in C<$HOME/.my.cnf> of the system
user running pt-agent:
[client] [client]
user=pt_agent user=pt_agent
pass=foo pass=foo
Or, you can use any defaults files and configure the agent later through Or, you can configure the agent later at L<https://pws.percona.com> to use
the PWS web app to use it. any L<"--defaults-file">. If C<$HOME/.my.cnf> or another defaults file is
not used, you will need to configure the agent to use specific C<--user>,
If C<$HOME/.my.cnf> or another defaults file is not used, you will need to C<--password>, and other MySQL connection options, but this is not secure
configure pt-agent through the PWS web app to use specific C<--user>,
C<--password>, and other MySQL options, but note that this is not secure
because pt-agent will use C<--user pt_agent --password foo> on its command because pt-agent will use C<--user pt_agent --password foo> on its command
line. line.
=item 3. Initialize agent config =item 3. Set your API key
Third, initialize the user's C<$HOME/.pt-agent.conf>. If running pt-agent Third, set your Percona Web Services API key in C<$HOME/.pt-agent.conf> of
as root, the default values for L<"--lib">, L<"--spool">, L<"--log">, and the system user running pt-agent:
L<"--pid"> should work, so only one line is required:
api-key=X api-key=X
Where C<X> if your Percona Web Services API key. Where C<X> is the API key.
If running pt-agent as a normal user, you must specify new, temporary values
for those options because the user does not have access to the default
directories and files:
api-key=X
lib=/home/pt_agent/lib
spool=/home/pt_agent/spool
log=/home/pt_agent/pt-agent.log
pid=/home/pt-agent/pt-agent.pid
These values are temporary because C<$HOME/.pt-agent.conf> is overwritten by
pt-agent with the config it receives from PWS.
=item 4. Run pt-agent =item 4. Run pt-agent
Once the previous step are complete, running pt-agent is as simple as: Once the previous step are complete, run:
$ pt-agent --daemonize $ pt-agent --daemonize
The tool should detach and background itself and start logging to the The tool daemonizes and continues running in the background.
L<"--log"> file.
=item 5. Configure the agent at L<https://pws.percona.com>
Once pt-agent is running locally, it is controlled remotely through the web
interface at L<https://pws.percona.com>. Go there, log in with your account,
and select the agent to set its configuration and enable services.
Specifically, if the agent is running as a non-root user, you should set
its L<"--lib"> and L<"--spool"> directories, and its L<"--pid"> and L<"--log">
files. You may also need to set its MySQL connection options like L<"--user">,
L<"--host">, etc. as mentioned in step 2.
=back =back