Best Database Performance Tuning Tools for Red Hat OpenShift

Find and compare the best Database Performance Tuning tools for Red Hat OpenShift in 2024

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    New Relic Reviews
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    Around 25 million engineers work across dozens of distinct functions. Engineers are using New Relic as every company is becoming a software company to gather real-time insight and trending data on the performance of their software. This allows them to be more resilient and provide exceptional customer experiences. New Relic is the only platform that offers an all-in one solution. New Relic offers customers a secure cloud for all metrics and events, powerful full-stack analytics tools, and simple, transparent pricing based on usage. New Relic also has curated the largest open source ecosystem in the industry, making it simple for engineers to get started using observability.
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    IBM Instana Reviews
    IBM®, Instana®, is the gold-standard of incident prevention. It offers automated full-stack transparency, 1-second granularity, and 3-second notification. In today's highly complex and dynamic cloud environments, an hour of downtime could cost you six figures or more. Traditional application performance monitoring tools (APMs) are not fast enough to keep pace or comprehensive enough to contextualize issues identified. They are also typically only available to super users, who must undergo months of training. IBM Instana Observability is a solution that goes beyond traditional APM by democratizing observability. Anyone in DevOps or SRE, Platform Engineering, ITOps, and Development can access the data they need with the context needed. Instana delivers high-fidelity data with a 1-second granularity, and end-toend traces, as well as the context of logical, physical, and mobile dependencies, across applications, web, and infrastructure.
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