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Description:
# DIMA
A command-line tool to list, inspect and kill database queries.
We've been using this tool since 2017 at Frame.io and decided to open source it. There will be a blog post with more details on the Frame.io Engineering Blog soon. Previous git history has been wiped by our security team.
# Setup:
1. Clone this repo
2. Set up the credentials (see below)
3. Run: `python setup.py install`
(homebrew setup is being worked on)
# Credential Setup
Database credentials can be provided in 2 ways - in a `~/.dima_creds` file or as environment variables. DIMA will look first for the environment variables, and then to the creds file. You can set the following environment variables:
DIMA_DB_DBNAME
DIMA_DB_USER
DIMA_DB_HOST
DIMA_DB_PORT
DIMA_DB_PASSWORD
or place them in a `~/.dima_creds` file (the prefix `~/` means that it should be in your home directory). A sample file `sample_creds` is in this repo.
You can add more credentials for different databases underneath, as long as they use a different prefix. E.g.
DIMA_DB2_DBNAME
DIMA_DB2_USER
...
To inspect a non-default DB, use the `-c` option, e.g. for a prefix `DIMA_DB2_...` use:
dima -c DB2 show 123
# Usage:
dima
Shows a list of running queries
dima show [PID]
Inspects a specific running query
dima rm [-f] [Lock / filter keyword / PID]
Terminates queries either with `wait_event_type` "Lock" or according to a filter keyword or PID. Use -f to avoid the confirmation.
# Screenshots
<img src="https://github.com/Frameio/homebrew-dima/raw/master/img/dima_cmd.png" alt="dima command" width="500"/>
<img src="https://github.com/Frameio/homebrew-dima/raw/master/img/dima_show_cmd.png" alt="dima show command" width="500"/>
<img src="https://github.com/Frameio/homebrew-dima/raw/master/img/dima_rm_cmd.png" alt="dima rm command" width="500"/>
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Classifier: Topic :: Database
