This heatmap display provides an easy-to-view interface that allows you to quickly identify the current status of each of your servers for each available metric. By default, this display shows the heatmap based on the Alert Severity metric.

Heatmap metrics: alert severity, alert count, received,
sent, delayed writes, table locks waited, slow queries,
slow launch threads, Qcache low mem prunes

This display provides a tabular view of the performance metrics shown in the “All Servers Heatmap” (alert level, alert count, bytes received, and so forth), as well as additional metrics (such as query information and uptime). Each table row is a different server. Click a column header to sort column data in numerical or alphabetical order, and drill-down and investigate by clicking a row to view details for a server in the “Server Summary” display.

Each table row is a different server. Click a column header to sort column data in numerical or alphabetical order, and drill-down and investigate by clicking a row to view details for a server in the “Server Summary” display.

Metrics: alerts, connected, last query, avg exec time, avg process time, bytes received, bytes sent, connections, delayed writes, queries, query objects, slow queries, total executions, uptime, concurrent, enabled

View connection, performance and processing details for a single MySQL database server, as well as trending data for the number of kilobytes received and queries. Choose an instance from the Instance drop-down menu. Mouse over the trend graph to see performance metrics with time stamps.

Metrics: connections, aborts, selects, locks, keys, threads, temporary, transactions, opened, cache, queries, slow queries, kb sent, kb received

View properties and property values for a single MySQL database server.

Choose an instance from the Instance drop-down menu. Each table row is a different property for the selected instance. Enter a search string in the Property Filter field to limit the number of table rows. Click a column header to sort column data in numerical or alphabetical order.

over 490 server properties available

View trending performance data for a single MySQL database server: Inserts, Selects, Updates and Deletes. Choose an instance from the Instance drop-down menu. Mouse over the trend graph to see performance metrics with time stamps.

Metrics: inserts, selects, updates, deletes

View performance and utilization details for cache tables for a single MySQL database server. Each row is a different cache table. Choose an instance from the Instance drop-down menu. Click a column header to sort column data in numerical or alphabetical order.

Metrics: schema, table, row count, index size, data size, total size, data free, engine

Use RTViews pre-defined alerts with the pre-configured thresholds or create your own.  Manage through RTView or export to ServiceNow or several other ticket management systems.

Alerts: MssqlInstanceDeadlocksDetected
MssqlInstanceLatchWaitsHigh
MssqlInstanceLockWaitsHigh
MssqlInstancePacketErrors
MssqlInstanceSqlCpuUsedHigh
MssqlInstanceUsedMemoryHigh
MysqlBytesReceivedHigh
MysqlBytesSentHigh
MysqlDelayedWrites
MysqlLocksWaited
MysqlQcacheLowMemPrunes
MysqlSlowQueries
MysqlSlowThreads