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DBVu
DBVu is a centralized database monitoring system that provides historical, current and predictive statistical analysis of online database performance. It uses a single server-side script for secure remote polling of databases with clear and intuitive reporting and alert features by SMS, email or Twitter. Licensing options include Freemium, Standard, Cluster and Enterprise tiers. Originally starting in 2010, DBVu is in the final stages of its initial development with a public beta scheduled for March 2011, and plans to expand its support to additional database platforms like PostgreSQL, CouchDB and MongoDB. It is led by a team of founders with decades of combined experience in database systems, mobile technologies, business development and managing venture capital backed businesses.
DBVu
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- 3. A Centralised DatabaseMonitoring SystemOnline Database Performance AnalyticsHistorical, current and predictive statistical analysis
- 4. “The world’smost popular open source database”
- 5. 11 Millionknown installations
- 6. 20-30% Smalland Medium Sized Businesses and Start-up CompaniesOpen Source and Commercial Monitoring Systems
- 7. DBVu Monitoring Singleserver side script
- 8. Secure Remotepolling
- 9. No up-gradeor additional client side maintenance
- 10. Clear andintuitive reporting
- 11. SMS/Email/Twitter AlertsLicensingFreemium£0/yearStandard£100/yearCluster£400/yearEnterpriseTBCMultipleMaster Database Servers1 Master DatabaseFull Reporting30 Days Full Reporting4 X Replicate Slave DatabasesFull Historical Analysis30 Days Full Historical AnalysisUnlimited Slave DatabasesCluster View AnalyticsUnlimited DatabasesReduced Polling & Reporting after 30 days.Configurable DashboardConfigurable AlertingEmail & Twitter AlertsUpgrade at AnytimeConfigurable PollingConfigurable Alerting
Editor's Notes
- #4 DBVu is hosted service providing a centralised database monitoring system, delivering a rich array of online performance analytics supporting users to sustain and scale their MySQL database environments.Reporting across a number historical, current and predictive statistics, DBVu helps companies gain the maximum potential from their database architectures however large or small.
- #5 MySQL, known as the world's most popular open source database, and can boast an impressive 11 million known installations. Of that market, it is said, thatSmall Medium Sized Businesses and start-up companies account for 20-30%, or 3.3 million installations worldwide.In the current climate, few companies can escape the demands to improving output and reduce expenditure, and no more so in the SMB/Start-up companies.For those, the luxury of an internal database administrator is one few can afford. Relying on the efforts of other internal resources to solve problems, in-turn, placing unprecedented pressure on individuals ill equipped to respond.
- #6 Frequently opting to install one of the many system-monitoring tools, for tracking system processes and identifying bottlenecks, diagnosing the root cause often requires a greater degree of intelligence. Most of these solutions are ‘self-hosted’, compounding the strain on internal resource to install, configure and maintain.