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How can I see and terminate the active sessions on my mariadb?

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Hi! We have a Mariadb rds (db.m5.xlarge) and lately I've seen that under "Current activity" the amount of sessions goes crazy high which creates a big problem for our app as it starts refusing new connections. When this is happening the CPU Util% remains low. My question is, how can I see and possibly terminate sessions through cli or the console?

Appreciate your help!

  • Arthur Lopes
    8 months ago

    Closing connections server side is just a paliative solution. I highly suggest you to find which proccess are keeping open connection e fix it.

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Jose Cifuentes
asked 8 months ago353 views
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Hello.

The number of sessions can be checked with the following command.

show status like 'Threads_connected';

You can check the process being processed with the following command.

show processlist;

You can erase the process by specifying the process ID with the following command.

kill processId;
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Riku_Kobayashi
answered 8 months ago

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