LucidDbMonitor

LucidDB supports a graphical performance monitoring client based on the moodss package. It can help with LucidDbPerformanceTuning.

To use it, you must first install moodss on the client machine. On a Debian-based system:

apt-get install moodss

(On Edgy Eft, there's an installation bug; after the install above, edit the file /usr/lib/Tktable2.9/pkgIndex.tcl, and replace "libTktable2.9.a" with "libTktable2.9.so".)

On Hardy Heron, the moodss package seems to have disappeared from Ubuntu, so you may have to get it from the moodss homepage instead.

Next, download the monitoring client package, create a directory named "ext" under your luciddb installation, and unpack there.

Then (after starting the LucidDB server):

cd luciddb/ext/moodss
./lucidDbMonitor.sh

or to monitor a remote server:

./lucidDbMonitor.sh jdbc:luciddb:rmi://servername

You should see something like the screenshot below: