Databases
Database monitoring is the process of tracking, analysing, and optimizing the performance and health of database systems. We provide reviews and comparisons of database monitoring tools, explore common challenges, and cover essential practices for optimizing database performance and health.
Graph Database Benchmark: Neo4j vs FalkorDB vs Memgraph
We benchmarked Neo4j, FalkorDB, and Memgraph on a synthetic graph derived from 120,000 Amazon product reviews (381K nodes, 804K edges).
Top 5 Open Source Database Monitoring Tools
Commercial database monitoring tools often promise polished interfaces and dedicated enterprise support. Open-source solutions are increasingly chosen for their transparency, cost-effectiveness, community-driven development, and flexibility.
MySQL Monitoring: SolarWinds vs New Relic vs Datadog
We installed three database monitoring platforms on a clean system running MySQL to see how they handle database monitoring from scratch. We examined: Ease of setup, onboarding experience, agent resource consumption, accuracy in metric measurement and effectiveness of their alerting systems’ notifications when issues arise under real-world database workloads.
Best Database Performance Monitoring Tools: Top 5 Platforms Compared
Database issues cause application failures: A memory spike crashes your server, and a slow query times out user requests. We analyzed six database monitoring platforms and benchmarked three of them extensively on MySQL and MongoDB by installing them from scratch, running identical workloads, and documenting every step of the setup and monitoring experience.