The most valuable feature is the in-depth capability SQL Performance Investigator provides. It allows you to drill down to the smallest detail that occurs on our platform. It does a highly detailed and atomic follow-up of what one wants to look for in relation to time and our different instances. Foglight's ability to quickly diagnose and respond to issues is critical. It detects problems instantly, allowing us to respond quickly to any contingency. It is crucial because it maintains operational continuity while preventing extended connection losses and allowing us to be more proactive before the platform fails completely. I don't know if it's real-time, but every minute it sweeps our entire platform and gives us data. I think you can lower the timing. However, that might use up too many resources, so once a minute is good enough for us. I get email-based alerts that I classify as warning, critical, or fatal, and I typically schedule alerts for things that interest me, such as disk usage and memory. I set it up to notify me when those things reach a specified threshold. We use the solution's intensive database queries to capture failing transactions and see which are the most expensive, such as the ones happening right now or those paralyzing the engine in case of a crash. Email notifications are essential for detecting potential issues. But sometimes you don't see all the emails and users report a slowdown, so the dashboard tells you from the database about the instance happening, what transactions are running, who is running it, etc. It affects my database operations by slowing down the application connections. You must react to what is happening, see which process is triggering the bottleneck, and decide to either modify the process or wait a reasonable amount of time for it to finish and make the regulations you have to improve the coding. I am satisfied with its ability to monitor all kinds of systems. It allows you to centralize and even speed up operating systems and engines. We have a single engine and several operating systems.