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Application monitoring is a complete monitoring solution for most crucial aspects of your business - applications, databases and web servers across physical, virtual or cloud environments. It is an agentless monitoring tool that performs in-depth monitoring, even with heterogeneous app and database environments and comes with a real-time interactive dashboard, allowing the user to analyse health, availability and performance of applications at a glance and on the go.
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Get eNlight to Experience Real-time Cloud ComputingDatabase monitoring module monitors a heterogeneous database server environment that may consist of Oracle databases, MSSQL and MySQL databases.
Overview section under Oracle application monitoring helps the user to take a quick audit of Oracle database, as it displays overall database details, connection statistics and user activity. The overview window also represents the database health, availability, today’s availability, uptime, last start and much more.
Overview of Application / Database
Tablespaces in Oracle database are comprised of one or more logical storage units. It is important for users to check how much space is currently in use because when space is full, further transactions stop. Tablespace collectively stores all the database information through which user can view one or more datafiles, check the actual capacity of Tablespace, actively monitor growth in Tablespace, and configure alarms by setting threshold conditions for health, consumption. Tablespace guides database administrators to take provisioning decisions on-the-go and take corrective actions when threshold configurations are violated.
Tablespace Details
Data files Details
Tablespace Fragmentation
Sessions enables the user to perform an in-depth analysis of total sessions running in Oracle DB with individual statuses, CPU usage details, modules running on each session, wait time and more. Through session’s section, administrator comes to know about the number of authorized/unauthorized users connected to the system and sessions being utilized by each of them. App Monitoring notifies unwanted sessions running in the database, based on which users can decide to kill these sessions and in turn improve system performance.
Session Details
Session Waits
Jobs & Back Ups allows you to do a status check of jobs scheduled in Oracle, as it presents noteworthy information like jobs and their run status with duration, failure/retry counts, elapsed time, etc. Basically, users get to know success ratio of scheduled workflows. Backups enables user to perform seamless backups as it notifies the user about session key, back up status and size, time taken to complete the backup, etc. Database administrators are alerted about system back up needs so that they can proactively plan for back up provisioning.
Schedule Job Details
Schedule Jobs Stats
Backup Jobs Details
SGA enables the user to view SGA performance through graphs and charts. The SGA (System Global Area) is an area of memory (RAM) allocated when an Oracle Instance starts up. The SGA's size and function are controlled by initialization (INIT.ORA or SPFILE) parameters. Through SGA, the user can view memory performance which is a critical aspect of systems, as transactions fail and sessions can’t be created once memory performance falls short. App Monitoring enables DBAs to operate on optimized memory levels as users are alerted about memory usage proactively. Users can set memory parameters, punch threshold at the right locations and decide about memory provisioning by taking a quick walk through of SGA performances.
SGA Details
SGA Performance
PGA allows users to get instant details of memory region that contains data and control information for server processes. PGA is a non-shared memory region created by Oracle when a server process is started.
PGA Performance
Process tab allows user to get instant access to processes running in Oracle, analyse consumption of PGA, learn about allocated and freeable PGA, etc. Users can take a detailed view of type of processes utilizing system resources and accordingly decide to stop/continue with processes as required.
Oracle Process
Monitor Setting in eMagic provides the user with multiple parameters to configure threshold based alerts on Oracle Database performance. Users can analyse historical data for each monitoring parameter represented in convenient graphical form, and edit settings in monitor conveniently.
Monitoring Parameters Details
In Events and Logs, user can check monitoring alerts and notifications generated by App monitoring tool. It helps users to figure out exact time of events taking place.
Run Query provides user a platform to execute any database Query and observe the Query results. It saves user's time to log into the system to execute any query.
Overview Section enables user to get active updates of MS SQL with complete details about name, type, IP, CPU count, business vertical, etc. Users also get real-time and historical information of MS SQL like hit ratios, user connections, today’s availability, etc.
MS SQL Overview
Real-time & historical graphical info
Memory displays a list of details presenting actual memory consumption, buffer manager statistics, detailed information on cache, access logs, lock and latch details which enable the user to take corrective decisions to optimally utilize the memory.
Monitoring Memory related parameters
Memory usage
Buffer Manager Statistics
Cache Details
Access Details
Latch Details
Under sessions, the user can view the Connection Statistics, SQL Statistics, and Host Details with complete information of host/machine accessing the MS SQL database and Session Details.
Connection Statistics
SQL Statistics
Host Details
Session Details
Jobs allows user to view Job Execution, Job Steps Execution Info & Job Schedule Info. MS SQL admins can get a close view of actual jobs being executed, whether or not, as scheduled. Under backups the user can view Recent Database Backup & Back-up within Past 24 Hours. App Monitoring enables quick and detailed view of jobs and backups and sends recommendations for provisioning of resources for uninterrupted database performance.
Job Details: Provides real-time Job info.
Backup Details
Users can take full control of performance of MS SQL by taking a survey of top queries by CPU, I/O, lowest plan reuse, frequency as well as top waits, most blocked queries and more. With a list of details about status of queries and their memory usage, admins can conveniently decide which queries must be stopped or continued.
Performance Category wise reports & graphs
For example, Most frequently executed queries
Cover Table Info such as
Through configuration, users can run checks of regular, advanced and memory configurations being managed in MS SQL database as well as re-configure configurations.
In Memory Configuration
Categorized In
Cover Table Info such as
Monitor settings gives a close view of existing settings and allows users to edit settings as well as update host details. Users can click on a single window to add/ remove parameters, reset monitoring interval, alert time, repeated alert time, punch threshold parameters and much more.
Monitoring Parameters Details
Cover Table Info such as
In Events and Logs, user can check all monitoring alerts and notifications generated by App monitoring tool. It helps users to figure out exact time of events taking place.
Overview section under MySQL application monitoring, helps the user to directly have an overview of the performance status, network statistics, MySQL statistics, InnoDB Statistics, today’s availability, database details along with the database ENGINE Data.
Database Info
Network stats
MySQL Stats
Database details/ Database Engines
MySQL Optimizer allows admin to review a MySQL installation quickly and make adjustments to increase performance and stability. The current configuration variables and status data is retrieved and presented in a brief format along with some basic performance suggestions.
It analyses your MySQL performance and, based on the statistics it gathers, gives recommendations which variables you should adjust in order to increase performance. That way, you can tune your my.cnf file to tease out the last bit of performance from your MySQL server and make it work more efficiently.
Performance Metrics
Recommendations
MySQL Report displays a well-formatted report of important MySQL status variables that can help admin to gain an understanding of what is happening under MySQL's hood. It can help diagnose problems. The benefit of MySQL report is that it allows you to very quickly see a wide array of performance indicators for your MySQL server which would otherwise need to be calculated by hand from all the various SHOW STATUS values. MySQL Report transforms the values from SHOW STATUS into an easy-to-read report that provides a much more in-depth understanding of how well MySQL is running.
The MySQL server maintains many Status and System variables that provide information about its operation and its configuration. Each Variable has some values. From here user can check any variable value without executing any command. Significance of each variable is also shown there, so user can immediately figure out the significance and current value for different variables of MySQL database.
Status Variables
System Variables
Under User and Privileges, the user can manage host and can assign privileges as per requirement.
Monitor settings gives a close view of existing settings and allows users to edit settings as well as update host details. Users can click on a single window to add/ remove parameters, reset monitoring interval, alert time, repeated alert time, punch threshold parameters and much more.
Monitoring Parameters Details
In Events and Logs, user can check all monitoring alerts and notifications generated by App monitoring tool. It helps users to figure out exact time of events taking place.