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Monitor your MongoDB databases with Netdata
What is MongoDB?
MongoDB is a distributed, NoSQL, document database that stores data in JSON-like documents. If you’re using MongoDB databases for your applications, you can use Netdata’s pre-built integration with MongoDB to monitor and troubleshoot database health, performance, network traffic, and more.
Why monitor MongoDB with Netdata?
Get notified of what’s happening with your MongoDB databases
Monitoring MongoDB with Netdata alerts you to bottlenecks and issues before they affect your end users. Set up custom alarms to gauge the health status and potential threats. Notifications are enabled to help you detect anomalies using metrics like database health, performance, network traffic, and more.
Netdata’s MongoDB integration is designed for a proactive response when scaling your systems and networks. These metrics are crucial to track, and Netdata is able to notify you of emerging issues. Utilize Netdata’s alarms to fix problems proactively.
Analyze MongoDB performance with data visualization
Access all of your database metrics with pre-built charts, or create custom dashboards for your team’s specific use case.
With our preconfigured dashboards, you will have instant access to visualizations with monitoring metrics like database health, performance, network traffic, and more. Find root cause analysis answers with intuitive graphs of what’s going on within your infrastructure.
Custom dashboards are created using simple HTML. These dashboards are flexible and designed to capture metrics on all of your Netdata servers.
How to get started
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Sign in for your free Netdata Cloud account
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Install the free Netdata Agent on every system you want to monitor
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Monitor & troubleshoot for free with zero configuration
Go beyond simple MongoDB monitoring
Netdata’s platform lets you take advantage of advanced monitoring functionality.
Get MongoDB visibility with Netdata
Netdata provides unlimited metrics, alarms, and dashboards at no cost, so you can scale your monitoring to any number of MongoDB instances.