Introduction to DPA
You can use Database Performance Analyzer (DPA) to monitor, diagnose, and resolve performance problems for many types of database instances, both self-managed and in the cloud.
DPA has agentless architecture and uses wait-based analytics for extended database monitoring. DPA uses less than one percent of resources on production systems.
Get a walk-through of DPA functionality from the DPA Getting Started Guide.
See the following topics to start using DPA:
Get the licenses you need, and then register the databases you want to monitor. |
Investigate performance issues with DPA. |
Use alerts to become aware of issues and address them proactively before they affect end users. |
Use reports to identify database trends, track the results of your performance tuning, and communicate those results to others. |
Manage DPA user accounts. |
For large or geographically separate environments, link DPA servers together. |
Automate tasks with the DPA REST API. |