First published on MSDN on Feb 08, 2018
We are happy to announce the public preview release of System Center Management Pack for Azure SQL Database - Managed Instance! This is a brand new MP to monitor the new
Azure SQL Database - Managed Instance
. We are looking forward to getting your feedback on the preview. Please email us at sqlmpsfeedback@microsoft.com.
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The Management Pack (CTP) for Microsoft Azure SQL Database – Managed Instance enables you to monitor the availability and performance of your Managed Instances.
Note:
This Management Pack is neither part of
Microsoft System Center Management Pack for Microsoft Azure
nor
Microsoft System Center Management Pack for Microsoft Azure SQL Database
. This management pack provides monitoring, which is quite similar to monitoring of on-premises SQL Server 2017 provided by the Microsoft System Center Management Pack for SQL Server 2017+.
Note:
This CTP release covers only a subset of monitors and rules. It does not offer low-privilege monitoring configuration. We will work towards the full functionality as we release new CTPs.
Feature Summary
After configuration, the Microsoft Azure SQL Database – Managed Instance Management Pack (Community Technology Preview) offers the following functional capabilities:
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User-friendly wizard to discover Managed Instances
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Support for Multiple Managed Instances
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Monitoring of Managed Instance health and performance
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Managed Instance availability and performance
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Managed Instance Health Status
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Managed Instance Securables Configuration
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CPU Consumption
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Average Wait Time
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SQL Re-Compilation
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User Connections
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HTTP Storage Performance
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Memory-Optimized Data Transactions Performance
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and others
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Database availability and performance
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Database Status
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Database Configuration
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Database Performance
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Memory-Optimized Data Filegroups Configuration
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Memory-Optimized Data Filegroups Performance
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Resource Pool Performance
Managed Instance will show up as first level folder under Monitoring on your SCOM console.
