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This page describes the application environments and versions supported by the Database Visibility Agent.

Database Visibility Support

Once Database Visibility is available, you can create collectors that run on the Database Agent to monitor any of these systems:

Database

Supported through Amazon RDS

Version

Apache Cassandra


>= 3.11.4

Datastax Enterprise (DSE) Cassandra


5.1, >= 6.7.3
Couchbase
>= 4.5
IBM DB2 LUW
9.x, 10.x, 11.x
MongoDB, MongoDB cluster
>= 2.6

MySQL

Yes

All versions including MySQL Version 8.0, Percona, MariaDB, and Aurora

Microsoft SQL ServerYes

2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, and SQL Azure

Microsoft SQL Server on Linux


SQL Server on Linux is currently available as a public preview and is not recommended for production use.

Database Visibility works well with this preview release, but monitoring results may vary until a stable version of SQL Server on Linux is available.

Oracle, Oracle RACYes10g ( >= 10.2), 11g, 12c, 18c, and 19c

PostgreSQL

Yes

All the versions including Azure Database for PostgreSQL and Aurora

Sybase ASE


>= 15

Sybase IQ
All versions

If you enable hardware monitoring for MySQL and PostgreSQL RDS databases, then to fetch vCPU, use mapping of model vs vCPU from Amazon RDS Instance Types. The fetched vCPU is used for IBL licensing model.

Supported Operating Systems

Operating System

Version
Windows

64-bit

From 20.5 release, 32-bit is unsupported.
Linux32-bit and 64-bit
SolarisAll versions
AIX >= 6.1
Amazon RDSAll versions

To avoid metric value errors, use a 64-bit JRE with the 64-bit operating system.

Recommended

If you use a third-party application along with Database Visibility to monitor Sybase, the data displayed in the controller may not display correctly. For accurate metrics, do not use both a third-party application and Database Visibility to monitor Sybase.