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How To Repair Crashed Databases

If you experience high load on your Nagios XI server and the MySQL/MariaDB process (mysqld) appears to be consuming large amounts of CPU, it may be a symptom of one or more crashed database tables.

Database corruption is usually caused by power outages, running out of disk space, or improper shutting down of the Nagios XI server.  Other possible causes of database table crashes include operating system problems and hardware failures.

The following Video Guide and Documentation covers the basics of Repairing Crashed Databases.

Video Guide:

 
Additional Documentation:

Repairing the Nagios XI 2024 Database

Nagios XI - Crashed Database Tables



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