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MySQL monitoring ensures the optimal performance, availability, and reliability of your databases by identifying latencies and slow queries.
Monitor your MySQL databases and deliver seamless transactions for business-critical operations.
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Monitor the health and status of your MySQL database by tracking queries, throughput, latency, and error statements.
Optimize your MySQL database for scalability, high availability, and fault tolerance by ensuring consistency amongst your replication groups
. Ensure your MySQL database is accessible to handle requests consistently by configuring thresholds and receiving alerts through your preferred third-party tools—such as Microsoft Teams or Slack—and IT incident management tools—like ServiceNow—in case of a breach.
Identify elements that decelerate your databases' performance, and understand in-depth how each query can impact your MySQL efficiency.
Lower the response time and latency by monitoring Cache metrics, and improve database operations by identifying issues in data retention.
Reduce bottlenecks by picking out and viewing KPIs on a unified dashboard.
Avoid resource snags by comparing and checking the CPU, memory, and disk utilization at the server and query levels.
Perform point-in-time recovery (PITR) by tracking your MySQL components, including Binlog as well as transactional and non-transactional storage engines.
Get insights specific to your databases' needs by customizing and receiving reports, including inventory report for effective database management.
Prevent resource contention by keeping tabs on each of your MySQL connections.
Ensure optimal capacity planning for the future by analyzing historical trends, outages, and downtime of your MySQL database.
