Database Monitoring

Gain real-time visibility into database performance to detect bottlenecks, reduce latency, and improve application reliability across your entire database fleet.

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Middleware Database Monitoring provides real-time visibility into database performance across cloud, on-premises, container, and Kubernetes environments. Automatically detect slow queries, resource contention, and execution bottlenecks with out-of-the-box dashboards. Correlate database metrics with application and infrastructure performance in a single unified platform to eliminate data silos and accelerate root-cause analysis with full-stack observability.

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APM

Logs

Infrastructure

Query analysis
Query optimization
Faster troubleshooting
Monitor performance
Multi-vendor database

Real-Time Query Analysis

Monitor and analyze SQL queries in real time across all database environments.
Correlate database queries with related metrics and traces for faster analysis and troubleshooting.
Monitor and optimize query rewrites, schema changes, and indexes.

Query Optimization

Quickly identify long-running queries to accelerate root-cause analysis.
Track query performance using key metrics such as average latency, execution time, rows scanned, and rows returned.
Get actionable recommendations to optimize SQL queries and improve performance.

Faster Troubleshooting & Optimization

Investigate query latency regressions, identify root causes, and automate remediation with OpsAI.
Identify resource bottlenecks and determine which users, services, and applications are generating database load.
Identify and resolve database locks by analyzing blocking queries.

Database Performance Monitoring & Insights

Monitor workload, throughput, resource utilization, and errors to optimize database performance.
Analyze blocking queries, query samples, attributes, and schema details to gain deeper performance insights.
Analyze database errors to identify and resolve issues quickly.

Multi-Vendor Database Support

Monitor Oracle Database, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL.
Monitor MongoDB, Cassandra, and Couchbase.
Monitor managed cloud databases such as Amazon Aurora, Google Cloud SQL, and Azure SQL Database.

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Everything you want to know about the Database Monitoring

What is Database Monitoring?

Database Monitoring is the process of tracking and analyzing database performance, health, and query metrics in real-time to optimize application performance and minimize downtime.

What types of databases are supported by Database Monitoring?

Middleware Database Monitoring supports a wide range of relational, NoSQL, and cloud-managed databases, including Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, Couchbase, Amazon Aurora, Google Cloud SQL, and Azure SQL Database.

What kind of insights can I gain from Database Monitoring?

Gain deep visibility into query performance, resource utilization, database health, slow queries, locking behavior, throughput, errors, and correlations across metrics, traces, and logs.

How can Database Monitoring help with troubleshooting?

Database Monitoring helps with troubleshooting by providing automated alerting, tracking long-term trends, and viewing key performance metrics to quickly identify and resolve database issues, reducing Mean Time To Resolve (MTTR).

Can I monitor multiple databases from a single platform?

Yes, Database Monitoring offers a unified view for multiple databases, allowing you to monitor and optimize performance across all your databases from a single platform.

What benefits can I expect from using Database Monitoring?

By using Database Monitoring, you can expect to maximize database performance, minimize downtime, reduce MTTR, and improve overall application performance and reliability.

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