Database Monitoring Nagios Tutorials

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Monitor DB2 tablespace, buffer pools, and lock activity to ensure efficiency across platforms.

Track queries, replication, and logs while monitoring connections and cache for peak performance.

Gain visibility into agent jobs, log growth, tempdb, and SQL Server errors to maintain system health.

Capture session counts, SGA usage, and wait events. Use secure, passive checks to monitor listener availability and tablespace thresholds.

Watch query performance, autovacuum activity, and replication status. Track backend processes and system load in real time across environments.

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