No configuration overhead—Dynatrace automatically detects and monitors your databases.
Detailed usage characteristics make configuration easy.
Tune database performance where it matters most, at the statement level.
Drill down to the SQL-statement level. With Dynatrace database monitoring you can:
Identify and solve database issues that impact application performance! Find out if it’s your code that’s causing problems and learn how to fix database problems without running to your DBA for support. Dynatrace monitors and analyzes the database activity of your services, providing you with visibility down to individual SQL and NoSQL statements. With Dynatrace you see how your application impacts your databases.
Dynatrace automatically discovers databases called using the following technologies:
You don’t have to configure new or obsolete database instances for monitoring because Dynatrace monitors database calls themselves, not database-server processes. You see database load, response times, and failure rates. Now you can monitor your entire technology stack with Dynatrace!
A simple database performance tuning can speed up your application significantly. Before tuning, however, you need actionable data about your database’s current performance. Choose your technology and dig deeper into database performance:
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Register today for our on-demand webinar How to troubleshoot & optimize database query performance to discover how Dynatrace goes beyond traditional APM with app-focused database access metrics, database instance system and performance metrics, and execution plans for your critical SQL queries.
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Download our podcast Demystifying database performance optimizations—no registration required—to hear Dynatrace database experts point out database performance hotspots and optimizations that you probably have never heard about.
In this blog post, Diagnosing common database performance hotspots, Dynatrace performance expert Andi Grabner discusses what you can do to avoid the most common database performance problems—bad database access patterns, chatty service calls, synchronization issues, excessive logging, and more.
Detailed usage characteristics make configuration easy. Find out the frequency at which each service calls each database. You’ll finally know how services utilize your databases!
Dynatrace categorizes database activities so you have insight into how your databases are used. Helpful infographics and metrics give you all the information you need to set up high-performing databases.
Live view enables you to get a quick overview of what’s currently running on each database instance. All the data available in database live view is retrieved in real time.
You can now dig even deeper into Oracle Database and SQL Server.
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