AsyncMysqlClientStats

Provides timing statistics about the MySQL client

This class provides round-trip and callback timing information for various operations on the MySQL client.

This information can be used to know how the performance of the MySQL client may have affected a given result.

For example, if you have a AsyncMysqlConnection, you can call:

$conn->connectResult()->clientStats()->ioEventLoopMicrosAvg()

to get round-trip timing information on the connection event itself.

Basically any concrete implementation of AsyncMysqlResult can provide these type of statistics by calling its clientStats() method and a method on this class.

Guides

• Introduction
• Extensions

Interface Synopsis

class AsyncMysqlClientStats {...}

Public Methods

• ->callbackDelayMicrosAvg(): float
  Average delay between when a callback is scheduled in the MySQL client and when it's actually ran, in microseconds
• ->ioEventLoopMicrosAvg(): float
  Average loop time of the MySQL client event, in microseconds
• ->ioThreadBusyMicrosAvg(): float
  Average of reported busy time in the client's IO thread
• ->ioThreadIdleMicrosAvg(): float
  Average of reported idle time in the client's IO thread
• ->notificationQueueSize(): int
  Size of this client's event base notification queue