Description: The server status in the context of databases, especially in distributed database systems, refers to a set of metrics and statistics that provide a clear view of the performance and health of the database server. This status includes information about resource usage such as CPU, memory, disk space, and active connections, as well as details about ongoing operations and the state of replicas. Monitoring the server status is crucial for database administrators, as it allows them to identify bottlenecks, optimize performance, and ensure service availability. Additionally, the server status can help anticipate problems before they become critical failures, facilitating capacity planning and proactive maintenance. In production environments, where availability and performance are essential, having effective monitoring of server status becomes a standard practice. Database monitoring and management tools use this information to generate alerts and reports that help administrators make informed decisions about the database infrastructure.
