Google Cloud has launched two AI-powered database agents to simplify database management. The Database Onboarding Agent assists with initial setup, configuration, and deployment by recommending suitable database services based on user requirements, described in natural language. For ongoing operations, the Database Observability Agent monitors, troubleshoots, and maintains databases. These agents are integrated across various Google Cloud surfaces and third-party tools like IDEs, providing assistance where and when needed. Traditionally, database management has been a complex, manual, and skill-intensive process involving significant troubleshooting time. The new agents automate tasks like query optimization and anomaly detection, reducing operational overhead and improving efficiency. The Observability Agent helps resolve complex issues by analyzing data from multiple sources, providing root cause analysis, and suggesting or executing validated remediations. It offers fleet-level troubleshooting and in-product investigations, correlating telemetry from services like Cloud Monitoring and Cloud Logging. Integration within existing workflows is seamless, with capabilities accessible via Cloud Assist chat, in-console investigations, and developer tools. The agents support a broad range of Google Cloud databases, including Cloud SQL, Spanner, AlloyDB, and Bigtable, addressing various performance and operational challenges. The Onboarding Agent analyzes workload needs to recommend specific managed database services, streamlining the selection and provisioning process.