Re: R/W splitting
Yep, you only see a connection being in use when it is executing a query. Otherwise we move the connection back in to the connection pool as soon as we can.
connected_clients is perhaps a wrong name. It is the number of connections which are in use right now.
connected_clients + idling_connections is the number of open connections to the backends.
In my blog I have take the keep-alive tutorial apart and explained all the little steps about how and why it works. Check out
http://jan.kneschke.de/2007/8/1/mysql-proxy-learns-r-w-splitting
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Jan Kneschke, MySQL Enterprise Tools
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