Oracle REST Data Services monitoring
Monitoring and control for Oracle REST Data Services.
Live health, logs, metrics and start/stop control for every ORDS instance — hosted for you, or installed on your own servers.
Free plan for up to 1 instance. Paid plans include a 14-day trial.
Everything you need to keep ORDS healthy
One dashboard for every instance, in every environment.
Live health
Every instance checked continuously — status, response time, process and PID — with history kept per plan.
Start, stop, restart
Lifecycle control for standalone ORDS from the dashboard, run by the agent on the server. No shell needed.
Instance API metrics
One click enables the ORDS Instance API and shows pool and request metrics through the agent.
Web Services catalog
See the REST modules each connection pool publishes, and whether they answer.
Live logs
Tail every instance's log files from the browser, as they are written.
Alerts
Email and webhook alerts when an instance goes down or recovers.
Config deploy
Edit and push ORDS settings and pool configuration from templates, with backups and secrets kept in a vault.
Enterprise sign-in
Local users, Duo MFA, LDAP / Active Directory, SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, with viewer / operator / admin roles.
How it works
Install the agent
A small agent on each Oracle REST Data Services server. The agent connects out to the server over one WebSocket; nothing connects in to the ORDS host.
Connect it
Run sudo ords-agent setup and paste the values the dashboard shows you.
Watch and act
Health, logs and alerts arrive within seconds — and you can start, stop and restart from the browser.
Hosted or on your own servers
Same product, two ways to run it.
Hosted
We run the ORDSwatch server. Install only the agent.
- Ready in minutes — sign up and connect an agent
- Updates, backups and availability handled by us
- Monthly or annual billing; change plans any time
- Each organization fully isolated
Self-hosted
The whole product inside your network, from RPM packages.
- RHEL, Oracle Linux, Rocky or AlmaLinux 8 and 9
- One self-contained package — no runtime to install
- Your data never leaves your servers
- Free license for 1 instance; paid licenses on request