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Tag Archives: monitoring
Do You Have a SQL Server Estate?
At Redgate, we do a lot of research. Maybe not as much as Microsoft Research, but we are always trying to investigate more about customer problems and challenges before we build or change software. Take our survey on SQL Server … Continue reading
The Devil is in the Monitoring Details
Monitoring a database server is something that many of us know is important, but we often take the process for granted. Whether we’ve purchased a tool, like SQL Monitor, or we’ve built our own system, we often set up a watcher … Continue reading
The Single Pane of Glass
One of the things that I’ve seen talked about quite in the DevOps movement is a single pane of glass. That phrase seems to be in use to describe a way of quickly understanding the state of your environment. It … Continue reading
Monitoring Costs
I’m a believer in instrumentation and metrics being regularly gathered from your systems. Across the years I’ve built and bought monitoring software to use in various jobs, sometimes in layers where one piece of software uses data from another to … Continue reading
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