Hello Friends,
We're excited to announce that we've just released version 10 of SQL Monitor! This forum post will detail the new features and tell you how you can help to promote this new release.
What's new
- Support for IT Service Management systems
Integrate SQL Monitor alerts with your ticket management system, so chosen alerts automatically raise tickets in systems like ServiceNow to save you from scheduling work manually.
- Annotate server overview graphs
You can now use our API and PowerShell to create custom annotations on the SQL Server overview graphs. Automatically add deployments from third-party tools, or manually note a change to measure the impact on your servers.
- Improved alert suppression
New suppression window configuration options provide you with granular control over what alerts are raised and where during specific times, such as maintenance windows.
This is just a snapshot of the improvements, to find out more about all the new features read our 'What's New' article.
If you already have a SQL Monitor license, you can upgrade to the latest version in-tool or
download it from our website. If you don't have a license and would like to try it out, email me to get your NFR license.
How you can help
We're asking all Friends to help us spread the word about SQL Monitor 10, so even more data professionals can benefit from our monitoring solution. There are several ways you can do this:
Share on Twitter and LinkedInTo make it easier for you, we've included some suggested copy below (feel free to slightly tweak these or create your own):
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SQL Monitor 10 has landed! Now you can integrate SQL Monitor alerts with your ticket management system, use new suppression options to control which alerts are raised during maintenance windows, and annotate the server activity graph. Learn more: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
- In the latest version of SQL Monitor, you can now annotate the SQL Server overview graph with specific events, so you can measure their impact on your servers. Discover all the new features now: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
- SQL Monitor 10 has new suppression window configuration options that give you granular control over what alerts are raised during specific times, such as maintenance windows. Learn more: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
Write a post on your blog
Do you have a blog or website? We'd love it if you could write a post about SQL Monitor 10 detailing the new features and your experience of SQL Monitor.
Write a Product Learning ArticleAs I mentioned in the forum post '
SQL Monitor Articles: Authors Needed', we're looking for authors to write some in-depth articles on SQL Monitor. Visit the forum post to find out more and discover some ideas to get you started.
Thanks in advance for your help. Let us know if you have any questions.
Best wishes,
Roseanna
We're excited to announce that we've just released version 10 of SQL Monitor! This forum post will detail the new features and tell you how you can help to promote this new release.
What's new
If you already have a SQL Monitor license, you can upgrade to the latest version in-tool or download it from our website. If you don't have a license and would like to try it out, email me to get your NFR license.
How you can help
We're asking all Friends to help us spread the word about SQL Monitor 10, so even more data professionals can benefit from our monitoring solution. There are several ways you can do this:Share on Twitter and LinkedIn
To make it easier for you, we've included some suggested copy below (feel free to slightly tweak these or create your own):
-
SQL Monitor 10 has landed! Now you can integrate SQL Monitor alerts with your ticket management system, use new suppression options to control which alerts are raised during maintenance windows, and annotate the server activity graph. Learn more: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
- In the latest version of SQL Monitor, you can now annotate the SQL Server overview graph with specific events, so you can measure their impact on your servers. Discover all the new features now: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
- SQL Monitor 10 has new suppression window configuration options that give you granular control over what alerts are raised during specific times, such as maintenance windows. Learn more: https://rd.gt/38wEpqo
Write a post on your blogDo you have a blog or website? We'd love it if you could write a post about SQL Monitor 10 detailing the new features and your experience of SQL Monitor.
Write a Product Learning Article
As I mentioned in the forum post 'SQL Monitor Articles: Authors Needed', we're looking for authors to write some in-depth articles on SQL Monitor. Visit the forum post to find out more and discover some ideas to get you started.
Thanks in advance for your help. Let us know if you have any questions.
Best wishes,
Roseanna