Confidently migrate, optimize, and modernize your databases in the cloud. Redgate Monitor provides context-rich diagnostic insights and performance baselines for a healthy and cost-efficient cloud environment.
Whether you're planning a migration, running a hybrid estate, optimizing workloads in the cloud, or modernizing your data platform: Redgate Monitor helps you stay in control with visibility, performance insights, and consistent monitoring across platforms.
With Redgate Monitor you get more than just raw data.
Baseline your current workloads, understand performance shifts, and fix problems fast. Redgate Monitor offers real-time, context-rich insights to detect inefficiencies and keep your databases performing in the cloud.
Monitor on-prem and cloud platforms consistently with Redgate Monitor. From Azure SQL to Amazon RDS and beyond, keep visibility and control
Ensure the availability, security and performance of databases hosted across a range of different platforms by monitoring them from a central, single pane of glass with a consistent approach and minimum effort.
Learn more about monitoring Azure SQL Database and Amazon AWS.
Collect and monitor metrics that are specific to your cloud provider.
Monitor metrics such as DTUs or vCore quota in Azure SQL Database so you’re able to optimize your cloud service tiers and ensure adequate up-time.
Migrating databases to the cloud can be a daunting and time-consuming exercise. Redgate Monitor is at your side to understand database performance before, during, and after migration. Baseline your on-prem workloads, right-size your cloud environment, and quickly detect any performance drops once you go live.
Make the right decisions to meet your performance and scalability needs.
Redgate Monitor allows you to benchmark the performance, availability, and other relevant metrics of your on-prem servers to select a cloud provider that best fits your needs. This includes choosing the right kinds of additional support for uptime, availability, and access to your cloud-based databases to help with cost planning.
Leverage insights such as workload characteristics and performance baselines to select the right cloud offering and right-size your environment.
Avoid unnecessary hosting costs by making an informed decision on the required CPU, memory, disk space, and more. Redgate Monitor helps you understand your bottle necks and where strategic tuning efforts will best help you achieve good performance.
Learn how TruStone Financial uses Redgate Monitor to inform cloud migrations
Once you've migrated your databases to the cloud, Redgate Monitor helps you balance cost, scalability, and ensure business continuity.
Get real-time information on the health and performance of your cloud databases (alongside your on-prem databases and servers) so you can check that they are available and running as expected. You'll receive alerts if issues arise so you can avoid downtime caused by the migration.
With Redgate Monitor you get a central view of your hybrid server estates to monitor everything from local servers and virtual machines to cloud instances and services.
Identify inefficiencies, right-size your cloud environment, and ensure a stable and high-performing environment – no matter where your databases are hosted
Redgate Monitor provides an at-a-glance view from a central dashboard, so you get an instant picture of the health of all of your databases without switching tools.
While the monitoring approach is consistent across platforms, Monitor also surfaces issues that are unique to the cloud such as DTU or vCore limitations in Azure SQL Database – with the context you need to understand and act quickly.
Read how PointsBet uses Redgate Monitor to monitor its entire Azure and on-premises estate
What runs well on-premises might not perform the same in the cloud.
Gain the observability needed to identify inefficient queries, pinpoint bottlenecks, and optimize workloads based on how they actually run in the cloud.
This avoids unexpected slowdowns and helps you choose the right cloud tier for your needs and budget.
Equip your teams with the right information to apply FinOps best practices – so you can right-size your environment and prevent budget overruns.
Redgate Monitor highlights which queries or databases are consuming excessive CPU, memory, or storage. This empowers you to spot over-allocated resources, take corrective action and optimize costs without sacrificing performance.
Gain database observability across legacy and modern environments to keep performance optimal, and your team productive – without adding complexity or losing control.
Whether you're moving to Azure SQL Database, Azure Flexible Server, Amazon RDS, or Amazon Aurora, Redgate Monitor helps ensure a smooth, disruption-free transition.
Understand baselines and measure exactly how workloads change as you move to modern platforms, so you can prove performance gains – or catch problems early.
Monitor key metrics and configurations during modernization to keep your environment secure, high-performing, and resilient. Stay ahead of potential issues and maintain consistent performance throughout the transition.
Keep your monitoring consistent, intuitive, and scalable with a single-pane-of glass across platforms. No need for new tools or training.
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