Query-level database observability for MySQL and PostgreSQL

Isolate the queries that matter with sorting by wait time, errors, latency, or call rate;filter by your own labels, instance, or schema.

See what each execution waited on with breakdowns by time by wait-event type (lock, I/O, network, and more), and inspect individual query samples instead of averages.

Understand how it ran with visual explain plans that highlight costly operations such as full table scans, alongside table schema and index details.

Catch regressions by tracking each query's performance over time to see when a deploy or data growth slowed it down.

Follow traces to queries and back by opening the trace behind a query sample or jumping from a slow database span to its matching query.

See which services depend on each database with the Knowledge Graph, which shows the services connected to every instance and the health issues detected across your stack, so you can tell whether a problem started in the database or upstream.

Spot resource contention and overlay query latency with CPU, memory, disk I/O, and cloud provider metrics.

No separate tool needed because the database data sits next to your existing dashboards, alerts, and telemetry, with no proprietary data silos.

Get specific fixes as Grafana Assistant suggests CREATE INDEX statements and query rewrites from every query view.

See the evidence behind each suggestion, which is based on your actual table schemas and explain plans; get explanations on what it found, such as a full table scan, and the expected improvement

Stay in control: copy the change, test it, and ship it through your normal workflow. Nothing runs against your database automatically

Fewer DBA tickets as developers resolve routine query problems themselves andDBAs can focus on the complex ones

Get open-source collection by deploying Grafana Alloy with its built-in MySQL and PostgreSQL components. Nothing is installed inside your database engine or on the database server

Support any environment, whether it's self-managed, Amazon RDS and Aurora, Google Cloud SQL, and Azure Database for MySQL and PostgreSQL, MySQL 8+,   PostgreSQL 14+

Redact SQL text by default by using Alloy inside your network, before it reaches Grafana Cloud