Maximize performance, efficiency and availability across all your databases and virtual infrastructure.
Performance monitoring can help maximize your databases and virtual infrastructure. And as your IT environment continues to grow in size and complexity, performance monitoring becomes even more critical. But choosing point solutions for each platform requires high costs and a long learning curve. What if you could gain end-to-end monitoring from a single provider? With Quest®, you get powerful and intuitive performance monitoring tools that increase visibility, enable proactive performance management and increase uptime. Discover easy-to-use performance monitoring solutions that cover all your diverse platforms.

Capabilities
Maximize performance across on-premises databases, your virtual infrastructure and the cloud with performance monitoring tools for VMware, Hyper-V, SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Cassandra, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL and more.

Adopt a solution that provides simplified, consistent performance monitoring and management across heterogeneous database platforms in order to reduce administrative costs and improve service levels. Help ensure your database components are operating within their resource capacity limits, and use alerts to discover when they are overextended – plus determine how to correct those conditions.

Gain a holistic view of storage performance and utilization through the virtualization layer to the physical disk spindle. Foglight supports storage monitoring for Dell Compellent and Equalogic, EMC Clariaon, CX, VMAX, VNX and Isilon, Hitachi AMS, VSP and USP, HP EVA and 3PAR, NetApp OnTap 7, 8 and Cluster Mode.

For monitoring of any storage array, Foglight provides an easy-to-use Python SDK to collect data from any array, and instantly leverage the full power of Foglight storage management.

Take the complexity out of monitoring operating systems and simplify the process with a unified solution that allows you to visualize core physical and virtual metrics, and gain deep insight into memory, CPU and I/O processes. Provide a consistent approach to the management of your diverse operating systems, and unify the disparate parts of your IT environment with a single, centralized platform.