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Security, performance, and continuity: protect data, optimize performance, prevent downtime, manage technology assets, and gain insights into your infrastructure and database.

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Is your database 100% secure and prepared for demand?

With dbsnoop Flightdeck you don't have to worry about that:

24/7 real-time monitoring

AI and Machine Learning

Performance and Insights

Security
Audit

Flashback to view event history

Multivendor Database

Scalable Alerts

Scheduled commands

An ally for the business and for the database manager

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Why is it good for your business?

Decision making

Have more intelligence in decision making.

Decrease the time spent

Up to 70% reduction in database monitoring and administration hours.

Your non-stop business

Eliminate the risk of your business stopping.

Monitoring

Get access to monitoring in the palm of your hand and receive alerts if something goes wrong.

Increase in productivity

Increase the productivity of your database manager.

Predictive analytics

Gain more intelligence and prevention with predictive analytics.

Why is it good for DBAs

Disconnect

Adeus monitoramento full time: permita-se desconectar.

Focus on intelligence

Dedicate less time to operations and focus more on intelligence.

Active monitoring

Receive alerts about problems and also the paths to solution.

End the surprises

Leave your database ready for demand peaks.

Tranquility

Have 24/7 monitoring and forget about unnecessary shifts.

Focus on your business and leave the technology to take care of your database performance with us.

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