Summary:
DBAs with simple SQL Server estates often start the day by reviewing the logs of their SQL Server(s) and responding to user requests and complaints.
This might work for DBAs with a small number of SQL Servers to manage, but this is NOT a best practice!
Without a real-time system providing an overview of your SQL Server estate, you’ll spend your days addressing constant firefighting sessions driven by your end users.
A better alternative is to create a dashboard so that you can zero in on the issues that matter while safely ignoring other circumstances that don’t require direct intervention.
This webinar will cover:
- Best practices for building a SQL Server health dashboard that keeps tabs on your SQL Server estate
- The risk of not doing so and the credibility boost you will get when you implement it
- Which issues to track inside of SQL Server
- How to keep up with error messages and failed jobs using native tools and built-in system stored procedures, with a bit of T-SQL code
- An overview of the robust Environment Health Overview (EHO) offered by SentryOne and how to take advantage of its many features for monitoring the performance of large SQL Server estates
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