Checking PHPMyAdmin Status: A Quick Guide

The PHPMyAdmin status is crucial for determining the server’s functionality and diagnosing issues, as it can provide insight into potential server connection or configuration issues, thereby ensuring smooth web interface access.

Checking the type of PHPMyAdmin status guidance

1. Log into PHPMyAdmin and click the Status button. (You can get your PHPMyAdmin URL inside your cPanel or Plesk.)

2. To display the MySQL/MariaDB server’s status based on traffic and connections, as well as its replication status, click on the “Sever” button.

3. To view the root and event scheduler, click on the “Processes” button, and you can also delete them.

4. To allow users to view the type and number of queries executed by the phpMyAdmin interface, including both run and background queries, click on the “Query Statistics” button.

5. To allow users to view and filter the list of state variables, including their values and descriptions, click on the All State Variables button.

6. To allow for the inspection and control of various aspects such as traffic, CPU usage, connections, processes, issues, system memory, and system swapping, click on the Monitor button.

7. To analyze problems, suggest performance bottlenecks, and gain insights into common issues, click on the “Advisor” button.