SolarWinds Announces Comprehensive September Webinar Series Addressing AI Integration, IT Observability, and Cloud Database Migration Challenges

The Database No One’s Watching: Getting MongoDB Out of Your Blind Spot – Sep 24 & 29

The final segment of the September series, taking place on September 24 and 29, addresses the rise of NoSQL databases, specifically MongoDB. As modern application architectures increasingly favor the flexibility of document-based databases, MongoDB has become a staple in the enterprise. However, many organizations struggle to apply the same level of rigorous monitoring to MongoDB as they do to their traditional relational databases like SQL Server, PostgreSQL, or MySQL.

The session, "The Database No One’s Watching," highlights the limitations of native tools and generic Application Performance Monitoring (APM) solutions, which often lack the granular detail required to diagnose the root cause of database incidents. For many teams, MongoDB remains a "blind spot" in their observability strategy, leading to reactive troubleshooting and prolonged downtime.

This webinar will define what "DBA-grade" observability looks like for MongoDB. It will cover the necessity of deep visibility into individual nodes, query performance, locks, and wait states. By bringing MongoDB into a consistent, cross-database monitoring framework, organizations can ensure that their NoSQL environments are held to the same performance standards as their relational counterparts. The session will illustrate how to achieve a unified view of the entire database estate, enabling more effective root-cause analysis and proactive performance tuning across diverse database platforms.

Securing a Spot in the Series

As the demands on database teams continue to grow, the need for high-quality, technical education has never been more apparent. The SolarWinds September webinar series offers a comprehensive look at the most pressing issues facing the industry today, from the integration of cutting-edge AI to the optimization of legacy enterprise systems and the management of modern NoSQL environments.

Each of the five sessions is designed to be interactive, featuring live Q&A segments where participants can seek advice on their specific environmental challenges. By offering these sessions live in multiple time zones and providing on-demand access to all registrants, the series ensures that valuable technical knowledge is accessible to professionals regardless of their location or schedule. Database administrators, IT managers, and engineers are encouraged to register for the sessions that most closely align with their current projects and long-term strategic goals, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle the complexities of the modern data landscape.