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# Database Health
In **Database Health**, you can view a live overview of the current database connection and overall health status. This page provides visibility into connectivity, transaction log usage, blocking activity, and database storage utilisation.
The **Connectivity** section confirms whether the system can connect to and query the database, and displays the current database state and recovery mode.
The **Transaction Log** section shows the total log size and the percentage currently in use.
The **Blocking / Locks** section highlights any blocking sessions, lock waits, or blocked requests that may impact performance.
The **Database Data Files** section displays allocated, used, and available space within the database files.
The **AWS RDS Recent Events** section lists recent database events from AWS RDS, including notifications and backup activity from the last 24 hours.
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