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CouchDB Rest API

Monitor CouchDB servers via REST API: server status, compaction status, database size, and document counts.

Monitor IBM DB2 databases with this connector: connected users, connection time, log and space usage, and tablespace status.

Monitor Elasticsearch clusters via REST API: cluster health, node and index statistics, license status, and custom queries.

This deprecated Elasticsearch Monitoring Connector has been replaced; use the current Elasticsearch connector instead.

Monitor Firebird databases via SQL: connection time, memory, page and query statistics, and connected users.

Monitor InfluxDB time series databases via REST API: connection time, database statistics, HTTP server stats, writes, and custom queries.

Monitor IBM Informix databases via SQL queries: checkpoints, dbspace usage, sessions, and table locks.

Monitor IBM Informix databases via SNMP: backups, chunk status, dbspace and log usage, cache, locks, and sessions.

Monitor Microsoft SQL Server with the Centreon Perl plugin: blocked processes, deadlocks, backups, database size, and failed jobs.

Monitor MongoDB via its native protocol: connections, queries, collection/database statistics, and replica set replication status.

Monitor MySQL/MariaDB via SQL queries: connections, query rates, replication, buffer pools, backups, and database size.

Monitor Oracle Database via SQL queries: tablespace usage, RMAN backups, ASM diskgroups, sessions, and connections.

Monitor PostgreSQL databases: connections, cache hit ratio, locks, query time, vacuum, bloat, and tablespace size.

This deprecated Redis Cli monitoring connector has been replaced by the Redis Database connector.

Monitor Redis databases via redis-cli or Perl: clients, commands, connections, CPU, memory, persistence, and replication.

Monitor RRDtool data sources via CLI or SSH, checking minimum, maximum, and average values over a set timeframe.

Monitor SAP HANA databases via SQL: track blocked transactions, connected users, connection time, disk/volume usage, and host CPU/memory.

Monitor Sybase databases via SQL queries: blocked processes, connected users, connection time, and database size.

Monitor Warp10 Sensision via its HTTP API: track fetch call/byte statistics and script/function execution metrics.