
Free and Open source SQL Server Performance Monitoring Framework built by @marcingminski. Twitter account managed by @marcingminski, an actual person.
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Replying to @sqldevopsrob
Hi, there is an entire PBI tab dedicated to SQL Agent jobs. Is it not good enough?
Did you ever wonder how monitoring impacts the performance of your server? You can learn about it as well as how SQLWATCH monitors your server here: sqlwatch.io/blog/how-does-mo…
Did you know you could send alerts to your #Slack channel directly from #SQLWATCH? No third-party tools required and everything for free. sqlwatch.io/blog/how-to-send…
Did you know you could monitor your #SQLServer for free? Try SQLWATCH - the #OpenSource, free SQL Server Data Logger & #Monitoring. You can also contribute to making it better if you like! buff.ly/37wh4WY
Did you know you could send alert notifications directly to your #MicrosoftTeams channel from #SQLWATCH in a few easy steps? buff.ly/37Evfcr
Did you know you could monitor your #SQLServer for free? Try SQLWATCH - the #OpenSource, free SQL Server Data Logger & #Monitoring - Because every environment is a production environment for someone. buff.ly/37wh4WY
Pleased to announce that thanks to the fantastic community contribution, we are going to be able to track changes in sys.configuration. This means that if you change any of the settings we will be able to correlate them with performance graphs. Here we can see change in memory:
With all the WFH and heavy use of #MicrosoftTeams, it would be a shame not to be able to receive notifications directly in the Team. It is as easy as adding one row to the config table. Post coming up soon.
Did you know @sqlwatch can send recovery notification once the problem has resolved?
Woohoo ---> New feature coming soon - Send Performance data collected by @SQLWATCH on @SQLServer directly to @AzureMonitor. No additional software or complicated config required. Pure T-SQL and PowerShell ❤️.
Replying to @chuckh1958
In the PowerBI Desktop, go to Home -> Edit Queries -> Edit Parameters. Reference is here: docs.sqlwatch.io/configurati…















