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Io xactsync3/2/2024 If you are managing a large number of databases, you can quickly take a glance at this column and see if there is any issue with the performance of any of the databases. A new column “Current Activity” is now visible on the RDS dashboard. We can see that three databases have been pre-created, which are all Aurora PostgreSQL compatible databases. Log on to the AWS management console and click on the RDS Managed Relational Database Service icon, to move to the RDS Dashboard. We will now look at more aspects of Performance Insights. The other plus point is that AWS Performance Insights is included with the RDS subscription, and there are no extra license costs. That’s interesting since the Oracle Diagnostic/Tuning packs were only meant for Oracle Enterprise Edition databases, not even Oracle Standard Edition databases or any other non-Oracle database. Performance Insights is actually intended to be database agnostic, and will feature support for all RDS database engines by the end of 2017. The captured data is retained for 35 days to enable you to look at past performance issues for example, that “spike” on Saturday night when you get in on Monday.Īlthough the AWS Performance Insights console seems somewhat less powerful than the feature-rich and mature Oracle Enterprise Manager Diagnostic Pack (and its supplementary Tuning Pack), there is an interesting angle to the former. This is a new cloud-based console that is designed to help you to understand database performance, assist in database lock detection, display execution plans for the SQL queries, and allow API access to the database metrics. ![]() Next, we started to examine the new AWS “Performance Insights” recently released in 2016. So the applications using Aurora databases can also restart faster due to the database caches that survive crashes. In the previous part VII here, we looked at the database cache and how it stays warm in the case of Aurora. In this eight-part article series, we have had a good look at Amazon AWS and its Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), in particular Amazon’s own Aurora database with PostgreSQL compatibility. ![]() Toad® for Oracle – Sensitive Data Protection.
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