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Monitoring in Neon

Summary: Neon's monitoring hub links every observability tool for your databases: the built-in Monitoring dashboard, usage metrics, active queries, query performance, logs, and pg_stat_statements. Find the right tool for your need, from in-console visibility to external export for Datadog, Grafana Cloud, and New Relic.

Learn about monitoring resources and metrics in Neon

To find out what's going on with your Neon projects and databases, Neon offers several ways to track metrics and monitor usage.

  • Datadog: Export Neon Metrics to Datadog with the Neon Datadog Integration
  • OTel integration: Export Neon metrics to any OpenTelemetry-compatible observability platform
  • Grafana Cloud: Export Neon metrics and logs to Grafana Cloud with native OTLP integration
  • Better Stack: Monitor Neon with Better Stack using OpenTelemetry integration
  • New Relic: Monitor Neon with New Relic using OpenTelemetry integration
  • Metrics and logs reference: Metrics and logs reference for monitoring
  • pgAdmin: Monitor your Lakebase Postgres database with pgAdmin
  • PgHero: Monitor your Lakebase Postgres database with PgHero

At Neon, we understand that observability and monitoring are critical for running successful applications.

If you've got feature requests or feedback about what you'd like to see in Neon monitoring and observability features, let us know via the Feedback form in the Neon Console or our feedback channel on Discord.



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