Redgate Monitor provides a uniform way to monitor servers, instances and databases on-premises or in the cloud, with all data reported, analyzed, and presented consistently. This is via a single web UI, regardless of where the SQL Server is installed or hosted.
“The alerting is really helpful, being able to filter out the noise and get exactly what we need.”
Monitor everything from a single pane of glass
As estates grow, monitoring them becomes a significant time sink. Swapping between different portals to review monitoring data does not scale, and important changes will be missed.
With a single overview of your estate, regardless of whether your servers are hosted locally or in the cloud, any problems are quickly highlighted before they escalate and affect your users.
Easily scale your estate
As your estate grows, make sure time spent monitoring doesn’t grow with it. Redgate Monitor is designed to manage growing estates, letting you bulk add new servers or discover them automatically.
Plus, as well as the individual server and database metrics, Redgate Monitor provides a whole host of estate-wide management tools so you can proactively improve performance.
Ensure minimal downtime
By being on top of the health and status of your estate, whether on-premises or in the cloud, you ensure minimal downtime and efficient disaster recovery.
Processes can also be optimized by identifying common causes of operational and performance issues, including deployments.
"[Redgate Monitor enables] live troubleshooting to solve problems and remediate problems in a very fast manner."
Tony Maddonna (Microsoft Platform Lead and SQL Server Enterprise Architect at BMW) shares how monitoring can be both proactive and preventative. (1:15)
"You can go and fix it so much faster - can get eyes on it so much faster - so that it never gets to our clients."
Angela Tidwell (Solutions Architect at Jack Henry & Associates) talks about the impact monitoring has and how it helps to find and fix issues before they get to the operations side. (1:55)
100%
availability for database servers
28%
faster to detect deployment failures
26%
faster recovery
2 hours
saved each day in monitoring time
Case Study
With 100s of servers spanning multiple continents, BMW needed a way to efficiently monitor their large and growing estate. Tony Maddonna talks about company needs, implementation, and the results they’re now seeing.
Webinar
Join Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Grant Fritchey, for this 35-minute introduction to Redgate Monitor. You'll discover how the simplicity of set up and installation enables a sophisticated tool to monitor your full estate.
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“Redgate Monitor lets us quickly know what the exact problem is so we can jump on it and fix it before the customer even notices.”
“The alerting is really helpful, being able to filter out the noise and get exactly what we need.”
Blog Post
"Insights from a recent Gartner report recommend that you can provide superior customer experiences by building "instrumentation into the preproduction phase, tracking metrics on availability, performance and service health". This article explores the benefits of tracking and acting on key metrics of database monitoring early on in the DevOps process.
Blog Post
"It’s quite common for a deployment to result in server behavior that deviates from normal. However, it can take time to link cause and effect unless the data is right there in front of you. With database monitoring in place, pinpoint deployments to instantly see the impact it had on performance metrics.
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