Database Monitoring and Management from dbWatch AS

Complete SQL Monitoring and Management

Managing databases means more than just monitoring. It's about managing performance, availability, optimising resources, reporting, planning, security, status and uptime monitoring.

dbWatch integrates all aspects of database management into one solution, automates routine maintenance tasks. Scalable and flexible for demanding enterprise environments

Multi-Platform Monitoring

In-depth monitoring of SQL Server, Azure, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Sybase, MariaDB and MySQL database instances.

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Scale to match the Enterprise

Scale to monitor the largest enterprise or service provider database server estates, from a handful to thousands of instances. All the tools you need for efficient, pro-active cost-saving database management.

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Cloud, Virtual or Physical

dbWatch will manage your server anywhere. Ideal for service providers, hospitals and demanding environments. Cross-platform, multi-site and hybrid on-premise and cloud fully supported.

DBA Productivity

Enable DBA and increase productivity. Proactive monitoring, management Manage risks and resource usage while achieving extreme DBA productivity.

dbWatch saves you money in three ways:

Automate routine monitoring Optimize global resource usage Single solution for monitoring, managing and reporting

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Stay in control

Passive monitoring of your database servers simply isn't good enough today. You need to actively take charge to manage and control your servers. You are responsible for the most critical data in your or your customers organisation, and with dbWatch in your software toolkit, you can manage it in a more secure, professional way. It minimises the risks to your system's stability while automating routine tasks to save you time. Try dbWatch for yourself – contact us for a free trial licence and start your test drive now.

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Mission

To develop and deliver the best possible solutions for complete and total database management of SQL Server, Oracle, Postgresql, Sybase and mySQL. We deliver productivity solutions that scales exceptionally well and provides the most cost-efficient, secure, professional and comprehensive solutions required by database administrators and IT operations managers

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SQL Monitoring - 5 steps to full control

Fast deployment

A complete multi-platform monitoring and management solution

Monitor, manage, analyse and optimise resources

Automate processes and tasks

Reduce tool cost and complexity

Our latest posts

Are your Database Locks Dead?

If you have found yourself in the shoes of a database administrator or even a very database-savvy developer or a system administrator, you probably know a thing or two about databases. Chances are that you have probably heard about database locks as well – a database lock is usually used to make only one session able to update a particular set of data, and it’s a pretty usual thing in the world of database administration.

However, what you might not have heard about are deadlocks – a deadlock in the database world usually refers to a situation where two or more transactions are in the process of waiting for each other to end, but neither ever does. What do you do in such a scenario and how do you tackle such a problem? Thankfully, you have dbWatch.

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October 27, 2021

A Database Admin's role in the modern age of DevOps

As a traditional database administrator working in an enterprise that supports multiple clients across the globe, it is critical in the business to meet the increase in customer demands through embracing the modern DevOps approach. Which focus on continuous delivery/integration and automation.

For business decision makers, it is a major aspect in retaining and acquiring new clients as the business could easily deliver the needs of the clients which they support.

A Database Admin's role in the modern age of DevOps

October 20, 2021

What’s the Size of Your Database Instances? MySQL Edition

If you are a database administrator, you are probably already keeping an eye out on your database instances as it is. You probably already know how important it is to monitor the performance of your database instances; you know how to optimize your database instances for high availability, security, performance, you know how to deal with capacity issues too.

However, what’s also worth discussing is the actual size of your database instances: do you know what data your database instances hold? How much of it is necessary? How much of it isn’t?