The dbAppliance features a powerful management interface, Teraview, that enables full control of its acceleration capabilities and provides an extensive suite of performance and usage reports. Teraview supports most client platforms and is automatically installed on initial connection to the dbAppliance.

Multiple Database Monitoring from a Single Console
Teraview can manage performance across multiple databases and applications, even in environments with mixed database types. A expandable tree view of all your infrastructure components is automatically generated and displayed. All reports and analysis can be filtered by server, client, user, or instance, or aggregated across them all. Teracruz's agentless architecture delivers the industry's only zero-overhead monitoring solution that provides a single, consistent view across heterogeneous databases.

Easy Setup and Deployment
Teraview is included with the standard dbAppliance product, with no client licenses required. The software is downloaded automatically to clients when connecting to the dbAppliance over the network with a standard web browser. Teraview uses Java Web Start technology to download and install Teraview, and to insure that updates are delivered to client machines whenever new versions are available.

Visualizations Enable At-A-Glance Interpretation of Complex Data
Teraview provides several types of visual tools that enable rapid interpretation of performance and usage data. These tools can be configured to display performance data over time scales ranging from seconds to months.

Accelerate Your Database with Just a Few Clicks
Teraview makes it easy to enable query caching and to determine the speedup provided by caching. For example, the Slow Queries report ranks all queries against a database by response time. From the Slow Queries report, the top entries can be right-clicked to display query details. From this display, caching can be enabled for the query in order to accelerate its response. Query reports that reference this query from this point on will display cache hit and response time information, allowing you to quantify the benefit of caching for what was previously the slowest responding query.