Connect to MariaDB using the mysql command-line client. List how many current connections the users have and how many connections they had in total (we might want to log in and out a few times with example users to populate this table):

SELECT * FROM performance_schema.users;

The preceding commands display an output similar to the following screenshot:

Look up for the detailed information on all of the currently running user connection threads:

SELECT * FROM performance_schema.threads 
    WHERE type="foreground"\G 

The preceding commands display an output similar to the following screenshot:

Add the following code to the [mysqld] section of our my.cnf or my.ini file and then restart MariaDB to disable the collection of user connection statistics...