MySQL & MariaDB Advisor
for Hosting Providers

Managing MySQL and MariaDB at scale is hard mostly because of the volume of work involved. Every server behaves a little differently, workloads shift over time, and configuration changes require careful attention. Keeping track of metrics, logs, and performance issues across many environments quickly becomes a full-time task.

Automation is starting to make this easier. Tools can now collect data, analyze patterns, and highlight problems before they turn into incidents. This reduces manual effort and frees engineers to focus on actual decisions instead of routine checks.

Releem follows this approach. It brings metrics, analysis, and recommendations together in one place, helping engineers understand what’s happening and what needs attention.

Tuning for Different Workloads
Every server runs different customer workloads, and MySQL/MariaDB configs rarely fit all of them. Keeping configurations aligned with changing traffic, usage patterns, and application behavior requires constant adjustments.

Inefficient Resource Allocation
Balancing memory, CPU, and disk for each instance is difficult. Over-allocating wastes money; under-allocating slows down customer sites and increases support tickets.

Hard to Keep Up With Best Practices
MySQL settings, defaults, and recommendations change often. Staying current takes time and deep knowledge that support teams usually don’t have.

Slow Issue Diagnosis
Identifying the underlying reasons for locks, query latency spikes or I/O pressure requires expertise and manual investigation.

Security & Stability Risks When Tuning
Performance tuning must be safe. One wrong setting can break workloads or expose new risks.

Scaling Across Hundreds of Servers
As the number of servers grows, manual tuning and troubleshooting become impossible to manage consistently.

Here’s how Releem’s features and workflow simplify your role and add value to your client services:

Releem adjusts MySQL and MariaDB configurations based on the actual workload, improving performance without requiring manual tuning. If a change causes any issue, Releem automatically rolls back to the previous configuration so the database continues running normally.

This allows you to provide stable, well-tuned databases to clients with minimal manual effort.

Releem presents MySQL performance data in a clean and easy-to-read format, removing the complexity of traditional metrics dashboards. You get the information you need without spending time interpreting detailed or confusing metrics.

Releem Score offers a quick way to assess the health of a MySQL or MariaDB server. It provides a concise summary of the most important indicators, helping you understand the server’s condition at a glance and maintain consistent service quality.

Releem works on all major Linux distributions, including CloudLinux. It integrates easily into existing hosting environments and requires minimal setup, making it simple to add to your current infrastructure.

Releem supports different approaches to managing database configurations. You can apply changes manually or allow Releem to automate updates. It also works alongside existing tools such as cron jobs or Ansible, fitting smoothly into your current workflow.

Releem’s dashboard is designed to present essential information in a simple, easy-to-read way. It helps you access what you need quickly, making database management more efficient and reducing the time spent searching through data.

Releem performs regular health checks to monitor the condition of each database server. These assessments help you maintain stable and reliable environments for your clients.

The Go-based Releem agent uses minimal system resources and runs quietly in the background without affecting application performance. It provides continuous data collection with a very small footprint.

The Releem agent is open source, allowing you to review its code and understand exactly how it operates. This transparency supports secure operations and helps build trust with clients.

Releem’s server list gives you an organized view of all your servers in one place. It helps you manage multiple environments more easily and reduces the effort needed to keep track of each instance.

Releem shows the MySQL/MariaDB process list directly in the dashboard, so you don’t need to connect to the server manually. This makes it easier to see active queries, identify slow or blocking operations, and understand what’s happening on the database in real time.

This feature ensures that memory is properly balanced between MySQL and other services, such as web servers. Shared hosting providers can set a fixed memory limit for MySQL, and Releem will automatically adjust MySQL performance settings to stay within that limit.

Releem focuses on the specific challenges hosting providers face when managing MySQL and MariaDB across many different customer workloads. Each server runs unique applications, traffic patterns change constantly, and configuration tuning becomes difficult to maintain manually.

Releem helps by automatically aligning settings with actual workload behavior, simplifying observability, and reducing the time required to diagnose performance issues.

This makes it easier to keep databases stable, allocate resources efficiently, and support large environments without relying on deep DBA expertise.