Monitoring MongoDB User Experience on SCOM

Cloud application requirements have pushed beyond the limitations of relational database management systems. As one of the classical NoSQL databases, MongoDB is a powerful tool helping companies align with new cloud-based business strategies.

Monitoring MongoDB

Database monitoring is a common administration routine used to spot anomalies and fix them before they escalate, facilitate advanced reporting based on real usage data, and for future capacity planning.

Observing the MongoDB Instance status, health, hardware, Cluster operations and connections, as well as Replication, help to comply with SLAs, and other data governance requirements. The NiCE MongoDB Management Pack for SCOM provides you with complete and centralized health and performance monitoring of your MongoDB environment. Ease daily administration efforts, and get pinpoint information on how to improve performance. Built-in, secure reporting options will help you and your team make better decisions for future expansions.

Features

MongoDB Discovery

MongoDB Server / Computer, Computer Group, Instances, Databases

Performance Monitors

Instance availability and concurrent connections. Database collections, data size and number of Indexes

Performance Rules

Connections, Cursor, Database, Document, Instance, Network, OPcounters, Replication, WiredTiger Cache

Self Monitoring

License Install, License Expiry, Logs, Installation Events, License Events, Workflow Events

Tasks

Discovery, Instance Monitoring, UNIX/Linux Instrumentation and Discovery, MongoDB Computer management