Metrics for Managed Redis are now available

Managed Databases for MySQL and Redis have been launched by DigitalOcean to help developers focus on app development while reducing time spent managing infrastructure. The managed databases allow users to set up clusters with just a few clicks, without worrying about configuring, managing, scaling, updating, or securing their databases. There has been significant excitement for Managed MySQL and Redis in the community, and DigitalOcean is grateful for the positive feedback received from its users. Managed Redis is now generally available and provides metrics to monitor performance and cluster health. These include CPU usage, load average, memory usage, disk usage, connection status, throughput, key evictions, memory fragmentation, cache hit ratio, and replication status. DigitalOcean has also expanded support for Managed MySQL and Redis to all nine data centers in response to high demand among developers. The company encourages users to try out the managed databases service and offers assistance from its sales team for any questions related to using DigitalOcean and Managed Databases in their business.