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Oracle Monitoring - 24x7 Deep-Dive Monitoring for all versions of Oracle

Oracle Monitoring

24x7 Monitoring for Oracle 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g

Are you looking for a monitoring tool which will give you deep-dive diagnostics of how your Oracle database is performing? and give you visibility into how each and every user, program, session and SQL statement is performing over time?

The best thing about DBTuna in production is the amount of time it saves us when investigating performance problems. This means we fix problems faster and keep our customers happy. It automated our approach to performance tuning and removed the need for manually reviewing data from different tools

Unai Basterretxea
DBA Engineering Manager - Betfair
Do you want a monitoring tool which can....
  1. Be installed in minutes.
  2. Monitor the busiest production Oracle environments with typically just 1% overhead.
  3. Provide deep-dive visibility of SQL and PL/SQL response times and resource consumption.
  4. Collect a complete history of Oracle performance so you can solve past problems.
  5. Help you work proactively so you can find and fix upward trends before they impact your users.
  6. Be used across all versions of Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.
If so, then why not....
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DBTuna is a comprehensive monitoring solution for Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase and MySQL databases. The same installation of DBTuna will support all four database platforms giving you a complete solution for monitoring and tuning all your database environments. In addition DBTuna now supports the same deep-dive monitoring of NetApp Storage allowing you to correlate database I/O activity with your storage sub-system.