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The Evolution of SQL Monitor 2019 to 2022

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The Evolution of SQL Monitor 2019 to 2022

Estate management

Manage your server estate and proactively avoid potential issues with a comprehensive overview of installed versions, disk usage, backups, and SQL Agent jobs.

Azure SQL Database support

Full support of SQL Server databases hosted on Microsoft Azure allowing you to monitor your hybrid server environment.

PowerShell API for configuring SQL Monitor

You decide what's most important by using PowerShell to customize monitoring and alerting to only see what's relevant to you and your organization.

Permissions table

Ensure security and compliance by controlling who in the organization has access to selected servers at each access level.

Support for IT Service Management systems

Speed up troubleshooting by integrating SQL Monitor alerts with your ticket management system.

Annotate server overview graphs

Quickly diagnose potential issues with deployments, backups, etc, by showing at a glance what happened when.

SQL Server licensing overview

Save license costs by understanding how well the SQL Server licenses you own match up with your actual needs.

Integration with other tools via Webhooks

Improve reaction time and collaboration by integrating SQL Monitor alerts with other enterprise tools such as Microsoft Teams, ServiceNow or Splunk.

AWS RDS support

Monitor your SQL Server databases hosted on AWS RDS alongside your on-premises and other cloud-based servers, instances, and databases.

Advanced tempdb monitoring metrics

Ensure business continuity by diagnosing the sessions, databases and applications potentially causing contention issues or rapid tempdb growth.

Unattended installations and upgrades

Save time by automating SQL Monitor installations and upgrades for your organization.

Azure SQL Managed Instance Support

Monitor your Azure SQL Managed Instances alongside your on-premises and other cloud-based servers, instances, and databases.

SQL Server configuration information

Detect discrepancies and check for compliance using the overview of key server and database configuration options.

Query search bar

SQL Monitor now comes with a query search bar that allows you to quickly search and find the query you’re interested in. You can search the top queries sampled by SQL Monitor and check how a specific query is performing.

Migration onto ASP.NET Core

Rely on the future viability of SQL Monitor, which with migration to .NET Core performs even better and speeds up future developments.

New Global Dashboard

Assess the health of your server estate even faster by grouping monitored instances by alert severity status.

Tagging

Find monitoring metrics faster by tagging your servers, instances and databases and filtering for these tags in the global dashboard, the server overview page, or the alerts page.

Current activity tab

This tab reveals the most up-to-date real-time information possible with a table of queries that are currently running and their blocking status. Identify issues in real time with a table of queries that are currently running and their blocking status.

PowerShell API for tagging

The PowerShell API allows you to add, remove and manage your tags to a monitored Instance, Amazon RDS SQL Server or Azure Managed Instance. Save time by using PowerShell API to add, remove and manage your tags to a monitored Instance, Amazon RDS SQL Server or Azure Managed Instance.

Query recommendations

Improve query performances with recommendations gathered from query plans, code analysis and more. Now available in the top queries expanded view.

SQL Server on Linux support

Optimize the performance of SQL Server on Linux and reduce downtime with diagnostic data for both your SQL Server instances and the operating system itself.