This makes it easy to monitor your entire MySQL/MariaDB database infrastructure from one place, regardless of the locations of the servers. The product enables DBAs to quickly view all registered database instances and availability groups on a single web-based console. Because the tool is accessed on the web it is easy to keep track of your servers around the world, any time and any place you have a web connection.īut what can Navicat Monitor do? Navicat Monitor collects pertinent database performance metrics such as CPU load, RAM usage, and many other metrics for each database instance being monitored. Furthermore, access is supported on all of the most popular web browsers including Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer 11 or later, Microsoft Edge 39 or later and Safari 9.1.3 or later. Navicat Monitor can be installed on any local computer or virtual machine and does not require any software installation on the servers being monitored. The server-based software runs on Windows, Mac or Linux and it can be accessed from anywhere via a web browser. Navicat Monitor is an agentless remote server monitoring tool that currently can be used to monitor MySQL, MariaDB and Percona Server (with Microsoft SQL Server support upcoming on the horizon). Which brings us to Navicat Monitor, a new database performance monitoring solution on the market from Navicat (whose other offerings I have discussed on this blog before). Of course, there are many aspects that must be monitored in order to achieve database performance. A good definition for database performance is the optimization of resource usage to increase throughput and minimize contention, enabling the largest possible workload to be processed. What is database performance? If we are going to monitor it, we should know what it is. ![]() So, DBAs need effective tools and procedures to identify performance problems, determine the root cause of the problems, and provide assistance to optimize and tune the database environment for efficiency.īut let’s back up a minute. The old maxim that if something can go wrong, it will, seems to be the general rule in the world of database administration. ![]() ![]() Database performance monitoring and tuning is one of the biggest DBA responsibilities.
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