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kimo

kimo (means who is it in Turkish) is a tool for finding OS processes of MySQL queries.

Installation

pip install kimo

Usage

kimo is consisted of two parts: kimo-server and kimo client.

Server-Side

First, we need to run kimo-server on each server that makes MySQL queries. We need to do this because kimo-server gets connections from the host that kimo-server runs on it and provides connections to client via HTTP API.

sudo kimo-server

Client-Side

kimo client can be used via command line or inside python program.

Command Line

There are some optional arguments for command line interface:

optional arguments:
-h, --help            show this help message and exit
--logging-level {debug,info,warning,error}
                      Print debug logs
--host HOST           Host of database
--user USER           User for database
--password PASSWORD   Password for database
--mysql-config-file MYSQL_CONFIG_FILE
--kimo-server-port KIMO_SERVER_PORT
--tcpproxy-mgmt-port TCPPROXY_MGMT_PORT
--filter-query-id FILTER_QUERY_ID
                      Filter by query ID
--filter-db FILTER_DB
                      Filter by database
--filter-user FILTER_USER
                      Filter by user
--sort-asc {db,user,id,host,process_host}
                      Sort output by field in ascending order.
--sort-desc {db,user,id,host,process_host}
                      Sort output by field in descending order.
--output-format {table,vertical}

Python Program

from kimo import kimo

config = {
    'mysql_host': '127.0.0.1',
    'mysql_port': 3306,
    'mysql_user': 'root',
    'mysql_password': '',
    'tcpproxy_mgmt_port': 3307,
    'kimo_server_port': 6000,
}
result = kimo(config)
print result[0]

>>  EnhancedProcess(process=Process(id=1504, user=u'root', host=u'127.0.0.1:54553', db=u'information_schema', command=u'Query', time=547, state=u'User sleep', info=u'select sleep(100)'), details=ProcessDetails(pid=16430, name=u'python', cmdline=u'python -m putio.shell', hostname=u'vagrant.putio.club', connection_status=u'ESTABLISHED'))

That’s it!

TcpProxy

kimo also works well if there is one or multiple tcpproxy proxy servers between MySQL and clients.

Example

Server-Side

First, we must start kimo-server:

sudo kimo-server --logging-level DEBUG --port 6000

Client-Side

We can get the output in vertical or table format.

Vertical Output:

kimo  --output-format vertical --filter-query-id 1001
[2017-02-19 19:37:11,817] Thread(127.0.0.1:50212) INFO kimo:request_kimo_server:147 - Getting connections from kimo-server at: 127.0.0.1
[2017-02-19 19:37:11,900] Thread(MainThread) INFO kimo:main:87 - 1 rows in set (0.09 sec)
*********************** 1. row ***********************
               id: 1001
             user: root
             host: 127.0.0.1:50212
               db: information_schema
          command: Query
             time: 165
            state: User sleep
             info: SELECT SLEEP(500)
              pid: 4796
             name: python
          cmdline: python -m putio.shell
         hostname: vagrant.putio.club
connection_status: ESTABLISHED

Table Output:

kimo  --output-format table --sort-asc id
+------+------+-----------------+--------------------+---------+------+------------+-------------------+------+--------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| id   | user | host            | db                 | command | time | state      | info              | pid  | name   | cmdline               | hostname           | connection_status |
+------+------+-----------------+--------------------+---------+------+------------+-------------------+------+--------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| 1202 | root | 127.0.0.1:54668 | information_schema | Query   | 18   | User sleep | select sleep(800) | 4796 | python | python -m putio.shell | vagrant.putio.club | ESTABLISHED       |
+------+------+-----------------+--------------------+---------+------+------------+-------------------+------+--------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| 1207 | root | 127.0.0.1:54593 | information_schema | Query   | 46   | User sleep | select sleep(1000) | 13630 | python | python -m putio.shell | vagrant.putio.club | ESTABLISHED       |
+------+------+-----------------+--------------------+---------+------+------------+--------------------+-------+--------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+

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