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Un tercio del precio de Datadog DBM
Precio plano por BD, sin tarifa por host, sin multiplicadores sorpresa por instancia. Gratis para las 3 primeras bases. La misma flota que cuesta $5 490/mes en Datadog DBM cuesta ~$1 800/mes en Obsfly.
Monitorización de bases de datos, por fin a nivel operador.
Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse, Oracle, SQL Server — todo en un panel. Bandas de pronóstico en cada métrica, sugerencias de reescritura de consultas basadas en tu esquema, y un único agente Go que se despliega en 5 minutos. SaaS, en tu VPC (BYOC), o totalmente air-gapped.
Un tercio del precio de Datadog DBM9 bases · un agenteBYOC + Soberano air-gappedSin tarjeta para empezar
app.obsfly.live / queries / postgres-prod-01realtime · 1Hz
p99 latency
184ms
−12% (24h)
QPS
12,481/s
+4% (24h)
Forecast bound
237ms
p99.9 by 18:00
Anomalies (live)
2
1 critical · pg
Top normalized queries · last 1h
7 of 482
SELECT … FROM orders WHERE customer_id = $1p99 412ms1,238/s
UPDATE accounts SET balance = … WHERE id = $1p99 187ms984/s
INSERT INTO events (…) VALUES (…)p99 39ms5,120/s
SELECT … FROM products JOIN categories …p99 1.4s63/s
2,481databases monitored
1.4 Bqueries analyzed / day
1 Hzdefault activity sampling
<5 msingestion p99
9first-class databases
30 sanomaly → webhook
0PII bytes in BYOC mode
2,481databases monitored
1.4 Bqueries analyzed / day
1 Hzdefault activity sampling
<5 msingestion p99
9first-class databases
30 sanomaly → webhook
0PII bytes in BYOC mode
01. Por qué los equipos cambian
Tres razones por las que los equipos abandonan Datadog DBM,
en el orden que pregunta compras.
02
Todas las grandes bases, un solo panel
Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse, Oracle, SQL Server, Cassandra, Elasticsearch. Mismo agente Go. Misma UI. Mismas alertas. Sin herramientas por BD, sin paneles por BD, sin formación on-call por BD.
03
IA-nativa, no añadida
Bandas de pronóstico en cada métrica — no tipos de monitor opcionales. Sugerencias de reescritura basadas en tu esquema. Narrador de planes con Claude. Clientes BYOC y Soberano pueden traer su propio LLM.
02. What it does
Everything Datadog DBM has,
plus the parts they skipped.
Nine first-class features. One agent. One pane.
/query-summary
Query Summary
Top-N normalized queries with p50 / p95 / p99 latency, QPS, total time, rows touched, and plan-change history.
view feature →
/query-activity
Query Activity
Live query stream with wait events, lock chains, slow-query alerts, and sample-once-per-second activity snapshots.
view feature →
/explain-plan
Explain Plan
Auto-captured EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS) plans on slow queries, plan diff over time, regression detection.
view feature →
/deadlock-detection
Deadlock Detection
Catch every deadlock with full lock-chain context, victim and aggressor stacks, and remediation suggestions.
view feature →
/schema-monitoring
Schema Monitoring
Track every schema change, index health, bloat, drift from baseline, and slow-growing tables.
view feature →
/configuration
Configuration Tracking
Database parameter inventory, drift from baseline, recommended values, change history with attribution.
view feature →
/anomaly-detection
Anomaly Detection
ML-driven anomaly detection on every metric. Forecast bands, change-point detection, no thresholds to tune.
view feature →
/forecast
Forecast
Capacity forecasts for QPS, IOPS, storage, connections — predict outages weeks ahead.
view feature →
/ai-detector
AI Detector
An AI engine that suggests query rewrites, indexes, and config changes — using your schema and recent slow plans as context.
view feature →
03. Where it works
Every major database,
monitored the way operators monitor it.
Each integration uses the surfaces that database’s engineers actually use — not a generic OpenMetrics scrape.
po/postgres-monitoring
PostgreSQL
Obsfly scrapes pg_stat_statements, pg_stat_activity, auto_explain and pg_locks at 1 Hz, normalizes everything to a query signature, and surfaces the slow paths before your users do — across every Postgres host you run.
view integration →available
my/mysql-monitoring
MySQL
Obsfly gives you the queries every MySQL DBA writes from memory — events_statements_summary_by_digest, sys.innodb_lock_waits, replication lag — already plumbed into dashboards, anomaly detection, and forecast bands.
view integration →available
mo/mongodb-monitoring
MongoDB
Four surfaces (serverStatus, db.stats, currentOp, profiler), one pane. Obsfly scrapes them all, normalizes operation shapes, and gives you replica lag, oplog window, aggregation cost, and live activity — without driver changes.
view integration →available
re/redis-monitoring
Redis
Obsfly scrapes INFO, slowlog, latency monitor, and keyspace stats every 15s — surfacing big keys, hot commands, replication lag, and eviction patterns across standalone, Sentinel, and Cluster topologies.
view integration →available
cl/clickhouse-monitoring
ClickHouse
Obsfly scrapes system.query_log, system.parts, system.merges, system.mutations and system.replication_queue — giving you the metrics ClickHouse-aware operators actually want.
view integration →available
or/oracle-monitoring
Oracle Database
Obsfly scrapes v$session, v$sql, v$sqlarea, v$sqlstats and ASH — without requiring extra licensed packs. Wait-event flame graphs, top-N SQL by elapsed time, and forecast bands across every database in your fleet.
view integration →available
sq/sql-server-monitoring
Microsoft SQL Server
Obsfly scrapes DMVs and Query Store every 15s — top-N query_id by elapsed time, wait stats, AlwaysOn replica lag, plan regression detection. No SQL Server Profiler, no extended events overhead.
view integration →available
ca/cassandra-monitoring
Apache Cassandra
Obsfly scrapes Cassandra's JMX MBeans every 15s — read/write latency histograms, compaction backlog, hint queue, repair state, replica timeouts — all surfaced as first-class metrics.
view integration →available
el/elasticsearch-monitoring
Elasticsearch
Obsfly scrapes _cluster/health, _cluster/stats, _nodes/stats, and the slow log every 15s — surfacing heap pressure, GC pauses, indexing throughput, and search latency tails across every node.
view integration →available
04. The math
At 50 databases, Datadog DBM is $65,880/year.
Same fleet on Obsfly is roughly $23,400/year. We did the line-by-line breakdown.
Read the comparison →Datadog DBM
$5,490/ mo
Obsfly Team
$1,950/ mo
05. Where it runs
Same product. Three places it can run.
SaaS for speed. BYOC for compliance. Sovereign for air-gapped. Same binaries, same UI, your choice.
◇ Cloud
Cloud
Default. We run everything except the agent. 5-min install. Free tier.
- 5-minute install
- Per-DB pricing
- Free tier for 3 DBs
◇ BYOC
BYOC
Data plane in your VPC. Telemetry never leaves your cloud.
- Same UX as Cloud
- PII stays put
- $5k/mo + per-DB
◇ Sovereign
Sovereign
Air-gapped. You run everything. Annual signed license.
- Helm chart
- License-controlled
- SOC2 / FedRAMP path
06. If you’re evaluating
How Obsfly compares to every tool you’re looking at.
Honest, line-by-line. Where each competitor is genuinely good, where Obsfly lands the upgrade, and the switching playbook for each.
vs Datadog DBM
Obsfly vs Datadog DBM
The Datadog DBM alternative for teams that watched the bill triple. Same data model, more databases, AI-native anomaly detection, BYOC and Sovereign deployment, ~1/3 the price.
DBM · read comparison →
vs SolarWinds DPA
Obsfly vs SolarWinds DPA
Looking for a SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer alternative? Obsfly is modern DBM with the wait-event analysis DPA users love, plus AI-native anomaly detection, BYOC, and a single agent across every database.
DBM · read comparison →
vs pganalyze
Obsfly vs pganalyze
Pganalyze is excellent at Postgres. Obsfly matches it on Postgres and adds MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse, Oracle, and SQL Server in the same pane — with BYOC, AI insights, and modern pricing.
Postgres-Only · read comparison →
vs Percona PMM
Obsfly vs Percona PMM
PMM is great at zero. The total cost — operators, ZooKeeper-style ops, dashboards-as-code, and the engineer-hours to keep it running — adds up fast. Obsfly gets you to value without the babysitting.
Open Source · read comparison →
vs New Relic
Obsfly vs New Relic
New Relic's database visibility is part of its broader APM. Obsfly is purpose-built for databases — query digests, plan history, lock chains, AI insights — at flat per-DB pricing without ingest surprises.
APM · read comparison →
vs AWS Performance Insights
Obsfly vs AWS Performance Insights
RDS Performance Insights is good for AWS-only fleets. The moment you have GCP, Azure, on-prem, or non-RDS Postgres — you need a unified pane. Obsfly runs across every cloud and every database.
Cloud-Native · read comparison →
vs Redgate SQL Monitor
Obsfly vs Redgate SQL Monitor
Redgate SQL Monitor is excellent for SQL Server. Obsfly matches it on SQL Server and extends to Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle, and more — at flat per-DB pricing.
SQL Server-Only · read comparison →
vs AppDynamics
Obsfly vs AppDynamics
AppDynamics Database Visibility is part of a broader APM. Obsfly is purpose-built database monitoring with predictable per-DB pricing, BYOC, and AI insights without enterprise procurement overhead.
APM · read comparison →
vs Atlas Performance Advisor
Obsfly vs Atlas Performance Advisor
Atlas Performance Advisor is great for Atlas-only Mongo. The moment you run self-hosted Mongo, DocumentDB, or any non-Mongo database, you need Obsfly — same Mongo depth, plus 8 more DBs in one pane.
MongoDB-Only · read comparison →
“Obsfly replaced Datadog DBM and pganalyze in the same week. We caught a plan-flip the day after the cutover that DBM had been silent on for three days.”
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