MySQL AI supports only one AI node. The
rpd_nodes table provides information about
the AI node.
The rpd_nodes table has these columns:
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IDA unique identifier for the MySQL AI Engine (AI engine).
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CORESThe number of cores used by the AI engine.
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MEMORY_USAGENode memory usage in bytes. The value is refreshed every four seconds. If a query starts and finishes in the four seconds between refreshes, the memory used by the query is not accounted for in the reported value.
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MEMORY_TOTALThe total memory in bytes allocated to the AI engine.
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BASEREL_MEMORY_USAGEThe base relation memory footprint per node.
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STATUSThe status of the AI engine. Possible statuses include:
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NOTAVAIL_RNSTATENot available.
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AVAIL_RNSTATEAvailable.
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DOWN_RNSTATEDown.
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DEAD_RNSTATEThe node is not operational.
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IPIP address of the AI engine.
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PORTThe port on which the AI engine was started.
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CLUSTER_EVENT_NUMThe number of cluster events such as node down, node up, and so on.
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NUM_OBJSTORE_GETSNumber of
GETrequests from the AI engine to the disk. -
NUM_OBJSTORE_PUTSThe number of
PUTrequests from the AI engine to the disk. -
NUM_OBJSTORE_DELETESThe number of
DELETErequests from the AI engine to the disk. -
ML_STATUSAutoML status. Possible status values include:
UNAVAIL_MLSTATE: AutoML is not available.AVAIL_MLSTATE: AutoML is available.DOWN_MLSTATE: AutoML declares the node is down.
The rpd_nodes table is read-only.
The rpd_nodes table may not show the current
status for a new node or newly configured node immediately. The
rpd_nodes table is updated after the node has
successfully joined the cluster.