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dbWatch vs WhaTap Database Monitoring

dbWatch

dbwatch.com

WhaTap Database Monitoring

whatap.io

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FiguredbWatchWhaTap Database Monitoring
Price from—$20/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
LinuxYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published14
Spec score · Database Monitoring8.1 (#7)7.5 (#20)
Founded20012015
HeadquartersOslo, NorwaySeoul, Republic of Korea
PurposedbWatch Control Center monitors, manages, reports on, and maintains database environments from one interface.WhaTap Database Monitoring tracks performance metrics for open source and cloud databases.
SupportProfessional Support includes email ticketing, a stated response time within three days, premium LMS access, and an annual customer care session.WhaTap lists [email protected] and the telephone number +82 2-565-1803 for customer support.

Plans

dbWatch

  • dbWatch Control CenterPriced on request

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WhaTap Database Monitoring

  • TrialFree
  • Commercial DB subscription$20 a month
  • Oracle Pro subscription$40 a month
  • Open Source DB subscription$65 a month

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In their own words

dbWatch

dbWatch Control Center monitors, manages, reports on and maintains database environments from one interface. It includes more than 100 monitoring jobs and provides real-time and historical performance information. Teams can automate maintenance routines and schedule customizable reports. Supported database instances listed for licensing include Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Sybase ASE and MongoDB. The product also supports query profiling, wait and lock analysis, and execution plans. Deployment is hybrid: supported environments include on-premises and off-premises systems, AWS RDS, Azure and other clouds. It runs on Windows or Linux 64-bit servers, with Windows clients for its graphical interface. The maker lists SMTP and ServiceNow alerts, webhooks, scripts and CSV, JSON and XML exports. Security features include two-factor authentication, encrypted communications and DBA controls. The company says development, support and compliance processes are managed in Norway, aligned with GDPR and European privacy standards; it is headquartered in Oslo and was founded in 2001. The product is paid, with subscription pricing on request, and offers a free trial but no free plan. Licenses are per instance; a two-node failover cluster requires two licenses.

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WhaTap Database Monitoring

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