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Latitude.sh provides robust monitoring capabilities for your databases, allowing you to track key performance metrics and understand resource utilization. This helps in diagnosing issues, optimizing performance, and ensuring the stability of your database instances.

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Overview

The monitoring features are accessible directly from your database’s overview page within the Latitude.sh dashboard. You will find a dedicated “Monitoring” section that provides a quick glance at essential metrics. Key metrics displayed in the Monitoring section on the database overview page include:
  • CPU Usage: Shows the percentage of CPU resources being consumed by your database instance.
  • Memory Usage: Displays the percentage of memory currently in use by the database.
  • Transactions Per Second (TPS): Indicates the number of transactions your database is processing each second.

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Monitoring Overview Page

For more in detail insights of your database’s performance over time, you can also see the dedicated monitoring overview page. To access this page:
  1. Go to the Databases section in the sidebar menu.
  2. Select the database you wish to monitor.
  3. Click on the “Monitoring” tab on the database overview page.
The monitoring overview page presents detailed charts for various metrics, including:
  • CPU Usage: A time-series chart showing CPU utilization trends.
  • Memory Usage: A time-series chart illustrating memory consumption patterns.
  • Transactions Per Second (TPS): A chart displaying the transaction rate over time.
  • Database Size: Shows the growth of your database size.
These charts allow you to observe historical performance, identify patterns, and make informed decisions about scaling or optimizing your database.
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