Our fastest, most finely tuned monitoring

Relate instance CPU and memory to query latency, storage growth, and replication lag — so a Neptune cluster reads as one living system, not a wall of charts.

• Cluster and instance health in one console
• Query latency, storage, and replication lag together
• Six dashboards built for graph workloads
• Nothing to install on Neptune hosts

Correlate request units, throttling, latency, and storage for each Cosmos DB account — so 429s and rising latency are visible before users feel them.

• RUs, throttling, latency, and availability in one account view
• Database, container, and region roll-up — not isolated portal blades
• Twelve dashboards from throughput to contention
• No Cosmos account keys required

See cluster, node, bucket, N1QL, index, XDCR, and Sync Gateway together — so a hot bucket, a slow query, or a stalled replica is visible before applications feel it.

• Cluster, node, and bucket health in one console
• N1QL query vitals, index stats, and XDCR in one place
• Eight dashboards from environment overview to Sync Gateway
• Nothing installed on Couchbase nodes

Watch jobs, clusters, warehouses, and spend across Databricks workspaces — so elastic usage does not turn into surprise cost or missed SLAs.

• Workspace-wide view of jobs, clusters, and SQL warehouses
• Billing and consumption visibility before costs climb
• Ten dashboards from query history to model serving
• No agent installed on Databricks clusters

See cluster, node, index, and JVM health in one console — so a struggling shard or a heap under pressure is visible before search and ingest slow down.

• Cluster-wide health at a glance — nodes and indices in one view
• Catch heap pressure, saturated thread pools, and tripped breakers early
• Seven dashboards from cluster overview to circuit breakers
• Nothing installed on the Elasticsearch nodes

Go from a slow query to the node, pipeline, or resource pool that caused it — eleven dashboards that cover a distributed SQL cluster end to end.

• Eleven dashboards — the deepest coverage in the cartridge family
• Active, blocked, and plan-cache views for query diagnosis
• Pipelines, resource pools, and replication in one console
• Alerting tuned to distributed SQL failure modes