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Microsoft SQL Server
LogicMonitor’s unique hosted monitoring service provides full Microsoft SQL Server monitoring, complete with best practices alerts and thresholds distilled from years of real life datacenter experience. Unlike other monitoring systems, no configuration is required. Simply enter a hostname, and LogicMonitor determines whether the system is a Windows server; 32 bit or 64 bit (and applies appropriate memory thresholds for alerting); discovers all interfaces, physical drives, logical file systems, and also finds all instances of SQL server on that host.
For each instance of SQL server found, LogicMonitor’s SQL Server monitoring system automatically monitors, trends, and alerts on many key performance indicators, allowing you to see at a glance how your servers are running. Predefined alert thresholds provide recommendations about settings that may need tuning, or indications of SQL that may need optimization.
Further, while graphing SQL Server (and global server) performance metrics over time is essential for monitoring the health of your database, LogicMonitor also automatically monitors the metric that matters most – query response time – and alerts through escalation lists if performance or availability degrades past thresholds.
Like all devices monitored by LogicMonitor, the configuration is automatically kept up-to-date, so, if a new SQL server instance is started on a host, LogicMonitor automatically discovers it and start monitoring it. Eliminate the chance of your customers knowing about outages before you do. Get SQL Server monitoring that frees up time, and keeps up with your dynamic environment – LogicMonitor.
Available LogicModules
Test simple SQL query execution
- Query Response Time
Monitors state of SQL Server services
- State
- Status
Windows host system uptime via WMI
- System Uptime
TCP stats via WMI
- Connections
- TCP Failed Connections
- TCP retransmissions
- Segments per second
Windows UDP stats via WMI
- UDP Error Rate
- UDP Rate