Percona Monitoring and Management
percona.comSelf-hosted database observability that links node health to slow queries.
Self-hosted database observability that links node health to slow queries.
Build repeatable microscopy image-analysis pipelines
Inspect technical page issues, group domain findings and monitor search or AI-brand visibility.
Bring business analysis, scenario modelling and planning into a shared data context.
Run analytical SQL in an embedded database from a local process or Python program.
Read options positioning beside price levels and live hedging estimates
Find unusual ledger transactions and organize the follow-up investigation
Experiment with financial language models, sentiment and forecasts
Compare portfolio risks and test allocation changes before making them
Trace crypto balances and unmatched transactions before preparing reports
Connect audit working papers, transaction analysis and client document requests
Check the holdings and exposures hidden behind ETF names
Query a scholarly research graph of works, authors, sources, institutions, and related entities over a REST API.
Search dividend-focused company reports and compare research estimates
Collect application traces, metrics, logs, and error signals with language-specific agents.
Follow CFD markets with chart controls and a separate demo environment
Correlates logs, metrics, traces, and user-experience telemetry for application and infrastructure troubleshooting.
Search public trading disclosures and compare the dates behind them
Load, reshape, and analyze labeled tabular and time-series data with Python.
A hosted notebook editor for Python and data work, with SQL cells, collaboration, and interactive reports.
Compare strategy experiments across assets, parameters and historical periods
Build recurring investment plans and compare brokerage account options
Collect automated test results in one place and analyze failures across test runs.
Measure browser page-load and interaction performance with repeatable local or containerized runs.