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Monitoring

Watch your cluster's health, performance, and activity.

RavenDB monitors itself at every level of the deployment, from the whole cluster down to a single request.
You can follow the collected data live in Studio views, read it from HTTP endpoints, or feed it to external monitoring tools like Zabbix, Prometheus, and Grafana.
The server also raises alerts and performance hints in Studio's notification center when a condition requires your attention.

Use cases

Use RavenDB's monitoring tools in any operational scenario, including:

  • Performance diagnosis
    Locate slow queries, a saturated disk, or the node behind a slowdown.
  • Cluster health at a glance
    Follow node state, resource use, and task activity on one dashboard.
  • Proactive alerting
    Learn about conditions that require your attention, like low disk space, as they develop.
  • Feeding an existing monitoring stack
    Serve metrics to tools like Zabbix, Prometheus, and Grafana.
  • Working with support
    Package diagnostic information for the RavenDB support team.

Technical documentation

Begin with the overview, and continue to the pages of each monitoring area:

Monitoring Overview

The entry point to the monitoring documentation:
a linked map of the articles that document each monitoring area, from Studio views and endpoints to integrations and alerts.

Cluster Dashboard

Learn about Studio's live whole-cluster diagnostics view, its widgets and customization.

Learn more: monitoring guides

Step-by-step guides that solve operational problems using the monitoring tools:

How is my database today?

Diagnose and investigate database performance issues using Studio's Cluster Dashboard, Traffic Watch, Admin Logs, and other built-in tools.

Troubleshooting ETL with the RavenDB ETL Errors View

Diagnose and fix ETL pipeline issues, including script errors, connection failures, and transformation problems.

External

What Requests Hit My Cloud Cluster?

See the requests your RavenDB Cloud cluster handles, using Traffic Watch, Admin Logs, and notifications.

Browse all monitoring-related guides under the monitoring tag.

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