End-to-end display of multiple databases in a user interface (UI) with artificial intelligence (AI)

A memory device to store instructions executable by one or more processors to perform operations comprising:

• receiving logs from multiple databases associated with an enterprise, the multiple databases including at least a first database provided by a first database vendor and a second database provided by a second database vendor that is different from the first database vendor;
• predicting, using an artificial intelligence algorithm and based at least in part on the logs, a set of issues associated with individual databases of the multiple databases;
• determining, using the artificial intelligence algorithm and based on the set of issues, a status of the individual databases of the multiple databases;
• displaying, in a user interface of a software application, at least a subset of the multiple databases along with the status of the individual databases included in the subset;
• predicting, using the artificial intelligence algorithm and based at least in part on the logs and the set of issues, one or more solutions to individual issues in the set of issues;
• and
• displaying, in the user interface of the software application, the one or more solutions proximate to a location in the user interface where the status of the individual databases is displayed.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving logs from multiple databases associated with an enterprise, the multiple databases including at least a first database provided by a first database vendor and a second database provided by a second database vendor that is different from the first database vendor;
• predicting, using an artificial intelligence algorithm and based at least in part on the logs, a set of issues associated with individual databases of the multiple databases;
• determining, using the artificial intelligence algorithm and based on the set of issues, a status of the individual databases of the multiple databases;
• displaying, in a user interface of a software application, at least a subset of the multiple databases along with the status of the individual databases included in the subset;
• predicting, using the artificial intelligence algorithm and based at least in part on the logs and the set of issues, one or more solutions to individual issues in the set of issues;
• and
• displaying, in the user interface of the software application, the one or more solutions proximate to a location in the user interface where the status of the individual databases is displayed.