Navicat Monitor includes a rich set of real-time and historical graphs that allow you to drill down into server statistic details. It gives you a detailed view of each server load and performance regarding its availability, disk usage, network I/O, table locks and more, which allows you to easily track the deviations and traffic among servers, as well as examine possible solutions and adjust your server settings.
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Apply schematic diagrams to visually represent the replication relationships. You can monitor the overall health of a replication topology as a whole, each individual node, and each replication subsystem to make sure the data on the replicated servers is always up to date.
Set up the report to run at specific intervals, and schedule it to be emailed to multiple recipients in PDF format. Your emailed reports will dynamically include new response data and any update your server had changed.
Monitor your queries in real time to quickly improve the performance and efficiency of your server. This powerful Query Analyzer shows the summary information of all executing queries and lets you easily uncover the problematic queries, such as identifying top queries with cumulative execution time count, slow queries with unacceptable response time, and detecting deadlocks when two or more queries permanently block each other. Navicat Monitor summarizes queries smartly so you get to see how many and which types of query are causing trouble.
Organize your servers into groups to make it easier for users to find them by category. Assign users to specific groups as members and apply the same alert configuration settings to them effortlessly. All members will get notified when an alert is raised.
Navicat Monitor provides advanced root cause analysis that enables you to drill down and find more in-depth information when an issue is found - server metrics, performance statistics, hardware usage, and historical data. You can also monitor your alerts in Alert Details, which provides an overview of the selected alerts that comprises its summary, timeline, metric charts, and more. With the build-in Alert feature, you can get notified before bigger problems arise to ensure your databases are constantly available and performing in an optimal manner.
Navicat Monitor applies agentless architecture to monitor your MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and SQL Server, and collect metrics at regular intervals. It collects process metrics such as CPU load, RAM usage, and a variety of other resources over SSH/SNMP. Navicat Monitor can be installed on any local computer or virtual machine and does not require any software installation on the servers being monitored.
Export your Monitor settings if you wish to migrate your application server from one computer to another new machine. The output of the backup script will be a zip file with all required configuration files and settings for the restoration.
Auto refreshIf you want to take action on auto-refreshing the server in assigned seconds, choose Edit -> Set Refresh Rate and enter an auto refresh value. To disable auto refresh feature, choose File -> Stop Auto Refresh or press SHIFT-CMD-R.
Hint: To edit variable value in MySQL and Oracle servers, click or to open editor for editing. The value in PostgreSQL server cannot be edited here. (Those variables can be set using the SET statement, by editing the postgresql.conf configuration file.)
Navicat Premium supports transferring table with data across different server types, e.g. from MySQL to Oracle. If you are transferring between MySQL and MariaDB, you can refer to Advanced Settings for Same Server Type Data Transfer.
Auto refreshIf you want to take action on auto-refreshing the server in assigned seconds, choose View -> Set Auto Refresh Time and enter an auto refresh value. To disable auto refresh feature, choose View -> Auto Refresh.
Hint: To edit variable value in MySQL and Oracle servers, click or press CTRL+ENTER to open editor for editing. The value in PostgreSQL server cannot be edited here. (Those variables can be set using the SET statement, by editing the postgresql.conf configuration file.)
An existing connection to a remote database in Navicat was working using a domain name for the SSH > Host field. After building a new remote server and pointing the domain at the new IP address (and setting up the database and users, as well as adding your public RSA key to the new server), Navicat doesn't trust the key hash from the server. Replacing the entries in /.ssh/known_hosts doesn't help.
When you connect with Navicat, it is connecting through a user and port that enables it to look at a single database at a time. It is not a replacement for the application (phpMyadmin) that is installed on the server for that purpose. You can build a library of connected databases using remoteMySQL connections, but it will not list all of the databases for you to open like phpMyAdmin does. I hope this helps to explain it. If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know.
You can connect to the MySQL directly with VPS and Dedicated servers, and even some shared servers using SSH. Remote connection is done through programs such as NaviCat or HeidiSQL. None of these methods use the cPanel itself.
I noticed by default LocalDB server always creates an instance named MSSQLLocalDB when started. I've searched the internet but couldn't find the exact solution for my problem in Navicat premium software.
I've installed only LocalDB server. Is it not a SQL Server native client? I don't want to install both LocalDB server and MS SQL Server Express Edition as I have no need of SQL Server Express Edition.
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Solarwinds is one of the best free web server monitoring tools that allows you to easily monitor server performance. It alerts you in case of issues and offers robust reporting. It also provides server management features to start/stop/restart server and kill processes.
NinjaRMM is one of the most popular server monitoring tools. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools to manage, monitor, secure and improve your servers and devices. It can be used to manage Windows servers, laptops, workstations, and Mac devices.
Navicat also provides notifications via email, SMS, SNMP and Slack in case of issues and critical conditions. It can be installed on local machines, virtual machines as well as cloud servers and has minimum dependencies.
Officially released in March 2002, the Windows version of Navicat for MySQL became the first product offered to the public by PremiumSoft. Subsequently, the company released two additional versions of Navicat for MySQL on the Mac OS X and Linux operating system in June and October 2003 respectively. In November 2013, added the support of MariaDB.[5][6] PremiumSoft continued to expand their Navicat series by releasing Navicat for PostgreSQL for Windows in October 2005 and then for Mac OS X in June 2006. The Linux version of Navicat for PostgreSQL would not be released until 3 years later in August 2009.[7] In August 2008 Navicat decided to further continue their product line and branch out into the Oracle community, creating Navicat for Oracle for Windows and Mac. In August of the following year they followed up with a version for the Linux Platform.[8] The Oracle version of Navicat supports most of the latest Oracle objects features including Directory, Tablespace, Synonym, Materialized View, Trigger, Sequence, and Type, etc.[9][10] Navicat for SQLite was released for Windows and Mac OS X simultaneously in April 2009, and the Linux version soon followed two months later in June of the same year.[11] In April 2010, Navicat Premium began including Navicat for SQLite starting from version 9 to expand the usability of Navicat Premium.[12] Navicat for SQL Server was released in November 2010 for the Windows platform and Mac OS X. Also at the release, the SQL server version was included in the Premium version of Navicat. In January 2011, support for SQL Azure was added.[13] Navicat for MariaDB was released in November 2013 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Also at the release, the MariaDB version was included in both Navicat Premium and Navicat for MySQL.
In 2018, Navicat started to support NoSQL databases. MongoDB is currently the newest addition to the list of server Navicat supports. The new line of product, called Navicat for MongoDB, was released in July 2018 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. It provides a native environment for MongoDB management and supports the extra features like MapReduce, GridFS Buckets. Also at the release, the MongoDB version was included in Navicat Premium.
In August 2013, PremiumSoft released a new product - Navicat iOS.[16] It is a database administration tool developed for iOS with features included object viewer & designer, query builder & editor, Navicat Cloud,[17] server monitor, etc. MySQL was supported in the first release. Then, Navicat for PostgreSQL iOS version was released in January 2015. In September 2017, Navicat for MariaDB iOS version was released.
Navicat Monitor was officially released in April 2018. It is a safe, simple and agentless remote server monitoring tool and supports to monitor MySQL, MariaDB and cloud databases. Users can access Navicat Monitor from anywhere via a web browser. The main features of Navicat Monitor including real-time instance performance monitoring, alert notification, query analyzer, replications monitoring.
You can access Navicat from anywhere via a web browser to access statistics on server load and performance regarding its availability, disk usage, network I/O, table locks and more. Using this valuable data, you can easily examine possible solutions, tune the databases, and address potential issues before they can become serious problems or costly outages. 2ff7e9595c
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