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2020-02-04 |
Db2onCloud |
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Every {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_long}} instance comes with a built-in console. This console provides the ability to load data into your {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_short}} instance, run SQL, and monitor core metrics for your instance, including resource usage, responsiveness, and throughput. If you need more advanced capabilities, including monitoring multiple data warehouses at once, then we suggest connecting your {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_short}} instance to IBM Db2 Data Management Console{: external}. {: shortdesc}
By connecting {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_short}} to Data Server Manager, you can access advanced diagnostic real time and historical monitoring, statement tracking and optimization, application locking details, storage, memory, and over 20 other KPIs for your {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_short}} instance.
With Db2 Data Management Console, numerous alerts for performance optimization and availability are also available for around-the-clock automated monitoring of your {{site.data.keyword.Db2_on_Cloud_short}} instance.