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Introducing database reports — PlanetScale
Frances Thai · 2023-10-17 · via Blog — PlanetScale

Frances Thai |

There is a new way to stay up-to-date with your PlanetScale databases: database reports curated by us and delivered weekly to your inbox.

Starting today, you will have a report for your most active database in your inbox.

What's in the report?

These weekly reports give you an easy way to see database performance and activity and make this information actionable. Initially, these reports will consist of:

Slow database queries

Database report slow queries

Powered by Query Insights, the report will show your database's slowest queries in the last week. Clicking on these queries brings you directly into Query Insights, where you can find detailed information to help you make your queries more performant.

Deploy requests

Database report deploy requests

The report also helps you understand what's changed in your database in the last week. You'll see deploy requests from the previous week, what schema changes were made, and have easy access to the deploy request itself.

Database storage changes

Database report storage changes

Whether your database storage has increased or decreased, you'll see a table-by-table summary of the current storage size and how much that size has changed in the last week.

Managing your weekly reports

Database report settings

Initially, all users will be subscribed to weekly reports for the most active database in their organizations.

While we believe these reports will be helpful to you, we don't like getting too many emails either. That's why we've made it easy to unsubscribe to these reports if you need to take a break. You can unsubscribe directly from the email or in your user settings.

When you're interested in receiving weekly reports again or in receiving weekly reports about any of your databases, you can subscribe from the same settings page.

What's next?

We're always looking for ways to help you succeed by getting the most out of your PlanetScale databases.

Look out for future iterations and additions to the weekly review email, and if you have additional questions or have other metrics you would like to see in your weekly reports, please don't hesitate to contact us.