Open source monitoring tool for MongoDB
In-depth insights about MongoDB behavior, infrastructure usage, and database health and performance.
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) for MongoDB provides insights about MongoDB behavior, including slow-performing queries and anomalies that might affect the applications. Additionally, PMM gives users MongoDB-specific dashboards that provide in-depth visibility into infrastructure usage and database health and performance. Percona Advisors — part of PMM — keep MongoDB databases secure and performant by continuously scanning them for potential security threats, misconfigurations, and available performance improvements.
Features overview
MongoDB-specific Dashboards
MongoDB-specific dashboards provide in-depth visibility into infrastructure usage and database health and performance.
- Instance summary
- Cluster summary
- Replica set summary
- Top metrics
- Query metrics
- MMAPv1 details
- InMemory metrics
- WiredTiger details
Query Analytics for MongoDB
Zoom in and drill down to database performance, from node to single-query levels. Perform in-depth troubleshooting and performance optimization with the Query Analytics feature. Query Analytics for MongoDB provides insights about database behavior, including slow-performing queries and anomalies that might affect your application.
Alerting
Be aware of issues affecting your MongoDB-based applications before your customers or users point them out. Let PMM know what metrics are critical for you and what thresholds are acceptable for each metric; PMM will automatically detect anomalies and alert you when human intervention is required.
Percona Advisors
A part of PMM, Percona Advisors for MongoDB keep your databases secure, compliant, and performant by continuously scanning databases for potential security threats, misconfigurations, and available performance improvements. Constantly evolving with technology and user feedback, Percona Advisors check for:
- Availability at risk
- Replication inconsistencies
- Durability at risk
- Passwordless users
- Unsecure connections
- Unstable OS configuration
- Available performance improvements
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