Database activity is often a major part of a service’s request path, so database performance can have a direct effect on application latency and reliability. Seeing request volume, latency, and errors at the database level makes it easier to identify which tables or operations are responsible when a service starts behaving differently.
Trace0 now provides database client metrics alongside the rest of your service metrics.
To view database metrics for a service, open the Metrics section and click View more for the service. Database systems used by the service appear in the toggle at the top of the page. In the example below, the service uses DynamoDB.
The database metrics include request count, requests per second, latency, and error rate. You can view these metrics by table and operation, such as GetItem for DynamoDB, HGET for Redis, or SELECT for PostgreSQL.
See our Database Metrics user guide for full details.
Available via MCP
Database metrics are also available to your AI agents through the Trace0 MCP server get_database_metrics tool.