Easily manage multiple database platforms with Foglight for Databases

As a database administrator, you are tasked with keeping the business going strong by ensuring the peak performance of your databases. Maintaining database service levels can be difficult enough when you're dealing with a single platform, but things can become exponentially more complex when your environment is made up of multiple database platforms, each with its own set of native performance monitoring and reporting tools. Switching back and forth between native tool sets can slow database problem identification and troubleshooting to a crawl, and put you at risk for not meeting critical problem resolution SLAs. And learning how to use a different tool for every platform is expensive and time consuming, and can increase the risk of errors. But you can standardize performance monitoring across multiple database platforms and consolidate database information into a single, comprehensive view with Foglight for cross-platform databases from Quest. Foglight provides complete integration across database platforms, including Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, and Sybase. So, you have the freedom to choose the platform that makes sense for your business without sacrificing the diagnostic capabilities of single platform monitoring solutions. You can also quickly identify and resolve the sources of database performance slowdowns with real-time diagnostics from Foglight that let you drill down to the individual database level, track database behavior, standardize baselines, and identify abnormal activity, so you can proactively address issues before they become a problem for the business. And Foglight's single solution model helps you dramatically cut the training time required to monitor and manage new database systems, so you can quickly extend your monitoring capabilities as you grow your environment. So, with Foglight for cross-platform databases, you really can simplify the way you monitor your diverse database environment. To learn how, visit quest.com/foglight.