Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for monitoring application level flow for database applications served by a cluster of servers. An application flow monitor may receive and distribute write requests of a client to at least one master server and read requests of the client to one or more slave servers, based on load balancing or similar policies. The application flow monitor may receive responses from the recipient server and may aggregate the requests and responses into Internet Protocol Flow Information Export (IPFIX) messages that may describe the entire communication flow for the application. Accordingly, application flow statistics may be monitored, regardless of which server was involved in any particular request/response exchange, allowing scalability without impairment of administrative processes.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for monitoring application level flow for database applications served by a cluster of servers. An application flow monitor may receive and distribute write requests of a client to at least one master server and read requests of the client to one or more slave servers, based on load balancing or similar policies. The application flow monitor may receive responses from the recipient server and may aggregate the requests and responses into Internet Protocol Flow Information Export (IPFIX) messages that may describe the entire communication flow for the application. Accordingly, application flow statistics may be monitored, regardless of which server was involved in any particular request/response exchange, allowing scalability without impairment of administrative processes.