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FREE trialIf you are using Jenkins to automate building, testing and deploying code, in order to facilite continuous integration and continuous delivery, you can now link it to DBmarlin's database performance monitoring so that you can relate any change to it's performance impact on the database.
Connecting Jenkins and DBmarlin takes only a few minutes to set up. Your Jenkins job will post an event to the DBmarlin API, which then appears on the timeline of any charts within the product. Seeing whether any change had a positive or negative effect on the database is now simple. In addition, the DBmarlin Time Comparison Report will analyse the period before and after the change and highlight any differences.
Example showing how you can make an API call to the DBmarlin events API from within a Jenkins Job
GET THE CODEThe Jenkins Job makes and API call to DBmarlin to send an event with Job name, Build number, URL etc.
Example showing the performance impact of a code release. The section below lists the Jenkins build number with a hyperlink back to the Jenkins job.
DBmarlin shows whether the Jenkins triggered Job had a positive or negative impact on the database performance.
DBmarlin monitors database performance, tracks changes and helps your databases run fast.
Provides an easy to use and consistent way to monitor MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, IBM Db2 & CockroachDB, self-hosted or cloud.
Captures SQL statement text and wait states so you can see exactly where the time is spent when executing SQL within your databases.
Auto-detects changes to schema objects, database parameters and explain plans so you can see their impact on performance.
Allows you to register events such as code releases, or other important events, helping you diagnose the impact of changes against your databases.
Click-through integration, linking from database performance to any changes triggered by Jenkins jobs.
Creates a modern and consistent user interface across different database technologies that are easy to understand for experts and non-experts.
Cross-platform database performance tuning and optimisation
Supports cloud-hosted as well as self-hosted databases
DBmarlin can be up and running in minutes, collecting vital information about exactly how your databases are working to support your users. It’s simple to spot performance bottlenecks, relate problems to any changes made and focus on the right corrective actions.
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