Redgate SQL Monitor

Redgate Monitor, formerly SQL Monitor, covers SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL and MongoDB from a single dashboard across on-premises, cloud and hybrid estates. It provides real-time alerting, query performance analysis, change traceability and estate-wide visibility, available self-hosted or as a fully managed service, and scaling from a handful of servers to very large estates.

Covering five database engines from one dashboard is the property that matters most to its buyer. A database administrator who once managed only SQL Server now inherits PostgreSQL instances a development team started, and monitoring each engine with a different tool means five alerting configurations and no combined view of the estate.

Change traceability alongside performance is the pairing that shortens investigations. Most database performance problems begin with a change to a schema, an index or a query plan, and a monitor that records what changed and when answers the first question of every investigation.

Offering both self-hosted and managed editions suits how these teams work. Database administrators frequently cannot send telemetry outside the organisation, while smaller teams do not want another server to maintain, and both are legitimate positions.