Database Monitoring.
Built for dev(op)s.

What if developers could have confidence their changes won’t break production, and all the problems could be identified even before we commit the code to the repository? What if we didn’t need to set alarms and alerts, but we would have everything automated instead? Read on to see how to reduce MTTR, automate operations, and achieve continuous database reliability.

Do you rely on your monitoring solutions to let you know when things are wrong? That is so brave of you! On a more serious note, please think twice. Monitoring is not enough! It can’t explain why things happen the way they do (because it doesn’t see the past beyond metrics) and it doesn’t tell you what is going to happen (so it can’t predict the future). This is a serious problem and we need a solution (spoiler alert: we need database guardrails). Let’s read on to understand why.

Imagine a world where you don’t have to worry about your database, no bugs are deployed to production, all the performance checks happen early during the development phase, you don’t need DBAs nor the maintenance team, and still, everything works great. No matter how fantastic that sounds, you can get it today. Read on to learn how.