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Microsoft SQL Server

Improve the health and performance monitoring of your Microsoft SQL Servers.

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Get an overview of your SQL Server monitoring using New Dashboards, which are bundled with the extension upon activation.See the largest files in your SQL Server Environment via logs ingested by the extension.See the longest running queries in your SQL Server environment via logs ingested by the extension.
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Overview

Microsoft SQL Server database monitoring is based on a remote monitoring approach implemented as a Dynatrace ActiveGate extension. The extension queries MS SQL databases for key performance and health metrics, extending your visibility, and allowing DAVIS AI to provide anomaly detection and problem analysis.

Use cases

  • Understand the impact of resource shortages, locks or other database issues have on your application by observing the database server itself.
  • Track health and performance of the MS SQL servers

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For more information on the installation and configuration, please see Microsoft SQL Server extension in the Dynatrace Documentation.

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Compatibility information

Supported types of SQL Server

  • SQL Server (editions: Enterprise, Standard, Developer, Web, Express) on Windows servers.
  • Azure SQL Database.
  • Azure SQL Managed Instance.

Important note: The extension is reported to work with other types of SQL Server, such as AWS RDS or SQL Server on Linux, but they are not officially supported.

Supported types of HA or replication

  • Always On

Important note: Other types of replication and HA monitoring, including publisher/subscriber model, are not supported yet.

Supported versions of SQL Server

Any version of SQL Server with active extended support by Microsoft is supported by this extension. Please refer to the official Microsoft documentation about lifecycle dates for SQL Server.

Simultaneous use of different versions of extension

  • Running two or more different versions of the extension against the same SQL Server is not supported.
  • Running different major versions (for example, version 1 and version 2) of the extension on the same tenant is highly discouraged and is not supported. This will break the topology model.

Compatibility with OneAgent

  • In order for SQL Server Instance entity to be linked to the Host entity, they must share the same IP address. If the monitoring configuration for SQL Server is configured with a different IP address, two instances will not be linked with each other.
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Feature sets

Below is a complete list of the feature sets provided in this version. To ensure a good fit for your needs, individual feature sets can be activated and deactivated by your administrator during configuration.

Feature setsNumber of metrics included
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Database statesql-server.databases.stateDatabase stateState
Transactionssql-server.databases.transactions.countNumber of transactions started for the databaseCount
CPU Countsql-server.host.cpusDetected CPU CountCount
Time spent in kernel modesql-server.cpu.kernelTime.countTime spent by all threads in kernel modeMilliSecond
Time spent in user modesql-server.cpu.userTime.countTime spent by all threads in user modeMilliSecond
Physical memorysql-server.memory.physicalTotal amount of physical memory on the machineKiloByte
Virtual memorysql-server.memory.virtualTotal amount of virtual address space available to the process in user modeKiloByte
Total server memorysql-server.memory.totalAmount of memory the server has committed using the memory managerKiloByte
Target server memorysql-server.memory.targetAmount of memory that can be consumed by memory managerKiloByte
Uptimesql-server.uptimeTime in seconds since instance was last startedSeconds
Loginssql-server.general.logins.countNumber of logins started, excluding pooled connectionsCount
User connectionssql-server.general.userConnectionsNumber of users currently connected to SQL ServerCount
Processes blockedsql-server.general.processesBlockedNumber of currently blocked processesCount
Active workerssql-server.worker.activeWorkersNumber of workers that are actively executing tasksgauge
Max workerssql-server.worker.maxWorkersMaximum number of workers that can be activegauge
Worker threads percentagesql-server.worker.threadsPercentPercentage of worker threads in usePercent
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Bytes sent to replicasql-server.replica.bytesSent.countMessage bytes queued to be sent to replicasByte
Sends to replicasql-server.replica.sends.countNumber of messages queued to be sent to replicaCount
Bytes sent to transportsql-server.replica.bytesSentToTransport.countDequeued message bytes sent across network to replicasByte
Sends to transportsql-server.replica.sendsToTransport.countNumber of messages sent across network to replicasCount
Bytes received from replicasql-server.replica.bytesReceived.countMessage bytes received from replicaByte
Receives from replicasql-server.replica.receives.countNumber of messages received from replicaCount
Resent messagessql-server.replica.resentMessages.countNumber of messages that had to be resent to replicaCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
SQL Agent Statussql-server.sql.agent.statusThe status of the SQL Server Agent on the database instanceUnspecified
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Synchronization statesql-server.always-on.db.synchronizationStateData-movement stateState
Synchronization healthsql-server.always-on.db.synchronizationHealthIntersection of the synchronization state of a database that is joined to the group on the replica and the availability mode of the replicaState
Database statesql-server.always-on.db.stateState of the availability databaseState
Log send queue sizesql-server.always-on.db.logSendQueueSizeAmount of log records of the primary database not sent to the secondary databasesKibiByte
Log send ratesql-server.always-on.db.logSendRateAverage rate at which primary replica instance sends dataKiloBytePerSecond
Redo queue sizesql-server.always-on.db.redoQueueSizeAmount of log records in the log files of the secondary replica that has not yet been redoneKiloByte
Redo ratesql-server.always-on.db.redoRateAverage Rate at which the log records are being redone on a given secondary databaseKiloBytePerSecond
Filestream send ratesql-server.always-on.db.filestreamSendRateThe rate at which the filestream files are shipped to the secondary replicaKiloBytePerSecond
Automated backup preferencesql-server.always-on.ag.automatedBackupPreferencePreferred location for backups in this availability groupState
Primary recovery healthsql-server.always-on.ag.primaryRecoveryHealthIndicates the recovery health of the primary replicaState
Secondary recovery healthsql-server.always-on.ag.secondaryRecoveryHealthIndicates the recovery health of a secondary replicaState
Synchronization healthsql-server.always-on.ag.synchronizationHealthReflects a rollup of the synchronization health of all replicas the groupState
Availability modesql-server.always-on.ar.availabilityModeThe availability mode of the replicaState
Failover modesql-server.always-on.ar.failoverModeThe failover mode of the replicaState
Is replica localsql-server.always-on.ar.isLocalWhether the replica is localState
Replica rolesql-server.always-on.ar.roleCurrent groups role of a local replica or a connected remote replicaState
Operational statesql-server.always-on.ar.operationalStateCurrent operational state of the replicaState
Recovery healthsql-server.always-on.ar.recoveryHealthRollup of the database_state columnState
Synchronization healthsql-server.always-on.ar.synchronizationHealthRollup of the database synchronization state of all joined replicas and the availability mode of the replicaState
Connected statesql-server.always-on.ar.connectedStateWhether a secondary replica is currently connected to the primary replicaState
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Buffer cache hitsql-server.buffers.cacheHitRatioPercentage of pages found in the buffer cache without having to read from diskPercent
Free list stallssql-server.buffers.freeListStalls.countNumber of requests that had to wait for a free pageCount
Page readssql-server.buffers.pageReads.countNumber of physical database page reads that are issuedCount
Page writessql-server.buffers.pageWrites.countNumber of physical database page writes that are issuedCount
Checkpoint pagessql-server.buffers.checkpointPages.countNumber of pages flushed to disk by a checkpoint or other operations that require all dirty pages to be flushedCount
Page life expectancysql-server.buffers.pageLifeExpectancyNumber of seconds a page will stay in the buffer pool without referencesSecond
Connection memorysql-server.memory.connectionTotal amount of dynamic memory the server is using for maintaining connectionsKiloByte
Memory grants outstandingsql-server.memory.grantsOutstandingNumber of processes that have successfully acquired a workspace memory grantCount
Memory grants pendingsql-server.memory.grantsPendingNumber of processes waiting for a workspace memory grantCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Sessionssql-server.sessionsNumber of active sessions per userCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Database file sizesql-server.databases.file.sizeTotal size of files of specific types per databaseKiloByte
Database file used sizesql-server.databases.file.usedSpaceTotal size of space used in files of specific types per databaseKiloByte
Database file empty sizesql-server.databases.file.emptySpaceTotal size of empty space in files of specific types per databaseKiloByte
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Failed Distributed Transactionssql-server.databases.failedDistributedTransactions.countThe number of failed distributed transactionsCount
Server locks by wait typesql-server.locks.byWaitTypeTime spent waiting for locks by wait typeSecond
Batch requestssql-server.sql.batchRequests.countNumber of Transact-SQL command batches receivedCount
SQL compilationssql-server.sql.compilations.countNumber of SQL statement compilationsCount
SQL re-compilationssql-server.sql.recompilations.countNumber of SQL statement re-compilationsCount
Percent of Elapsed time for Requests wait typesql-server.locks.elapsedTimeRequestsPercentPercentage of elapsed time for requests wait type performance counter_namePercent
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Lock timeoutssql-server.locks.timeouts.countNumber of lock requests that timed out, including requests for NOWAIT locksCount
Deadlockssql-server.locks.deadlocks.countNumber of lock requests that resulted in a deadlockCount
Lock waitssql-server.locks.waits.countNumber of lock requests that required the caller to waitCount
Lock wait timesql-server.locks.waitTime.countWait time for locksMilliSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Latch waitssql-server.latches.waits.countNumber of latch requests that could not be granted immediatelyCount
Average latch wait timesql-server.latches.averageWaitTime.countAverage latch wait time for latch requests that had to waitMilliSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Log files sizesql-server.databases.log.filesSizeCumulative size of all the transaction log files in the databaseKiloByte
Log files used sizesql-server.databases.log.filesUsedSizeThe cumulative used size of all the log files in the databaseKiloByte
Log flush waitssql-server.databases.log.flushWaits.countNumber of commits waiting for the log flushCount
Log growthssql-server.databases.log.growths.countNumber of times the transaction log for the database has been expandedCount
Log shrinkssql-server.databases.log.shrinks.countNumber of log shrinks for this databaseCount
Log truncationssql-server.databases.log.truncations.countNumber of times the transaction log has been truncated (in Simple Recovery Model)Count
Percent log usedsql-server.databases.log.percentUsedPercentage of space in the log that is in usePercent
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Minutes since last backupsql-server.databases.backup.ageNumber of minutes passed since last backupMinute
Size of the last backupsql-server.databases.backup.sizeSize of the last backup of that typeByte

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  • Managed: Fixed a Unified Analysis screen definition that prevented data from being shown when execution interval for the extension was changed to any value higher than 1.

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⚠️WARNING⚠️: Possible breaking changes and warnings - PLEASE READ before upgrading:

  • This version requires a minimum Dynatrace version of 1.338.0 and a minimum EEC version of 1.337.0.
  • This version includes a breaking change for Dynatrace on Grail.
    • With the inclusion of OpenPipeline processing rules, any metrics ingested from the extension will be processed by a dedicated OpenPipeline pipeline.
    • This means that any dynamic route configured to process any metrics from the extension will be dropped in favor of the dedicated pipeline. Please, refer to pipeline groups to continue using dynamic routes.
    • With the inclusion of OpenPipeline processing rules, any logs ingested from the extension will be processed by a dedicated OpenPipeline pipeline instead of the classic log pipeline.
    • This means that classic rules will no longer be used on logs ingested from the extension. Please be sure to migrate any you still need to OpenPipeline rules.
    • Additionally, some field names are handled differently in OpenPipeline, e.g. capitalization. Please double-check any custom dashboards and alerts you have created for this extension.
    • You must opt-in to OpenPipeline configuration via Settings API – see the documentation.
  • Feature sets have been refactored, with new feature sets added and some other ones removed, meaning that in most cases, you will need to re-create monitoring configurations when updating to this version, as well as check properly all the new feature sets to ensure you're enabling the same insights as before.
  • SQL Agent removed from Classic Topology.
  • Log entries captured from the agent_requests and application_requests event groups have been removed in favor of the generic all_requests event group. Please use the program_name attribute to correctly filter for agent or application requests.

New in this version:

  • Smartscape on Grail.
  • Added feature set metadata for recommended metrics.
  • Fixed a bug where the failed_jobs query was returning the server name in a different format than the rest of the queries, generating duplicate entities.

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  • (Platform) Fixed filtering for dt.entity.sql:sql_server_database charts in Infrastructure & Operations app.

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  • Refactored failed jobs query to make it more efficient.
  • (Managed) Fixed metric events to be attached to the right entity.
  • (Platform) Fixed alerting templates so they are attached to the right entity.

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Fixes and Improvements:

  • Entity sql:sql_server_instance would display a duplicate for a short period of time after ingesting logs. Topology rules have been corrected.

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New Features

  • Added ALERT_TEMPLATES for anomaly detectors in the Davis Anomaly Detection app.

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New Features

  • Added Worker Metrics to the Default Feature Set

    • Active Workers: Displays the number of workers actively executing tasks.
    • Max Workers: Shows the maximum number of workers that can be active.
    • Worker Threads Percentage: Indicates the percentage of worker threads currently in use.

  • Added Query Performance Metric to the Queries Feature Set

    • Percent of Elapsed Time for Requests Wait Type: Represents the percentage of elapsed time for requests categorized by wait type performance counter.

  • Added @@servername as a New Attribute

    • Added as an additional attribute to Server Instances.

Improvements

  • Updated {device.name} to {device} on database instances, enabling the database name to appear in the naming string.

Bug Fixes

  • Failed Distributed Transactions Query Updated
    • Resolved an issue where a temporary duplicate could occur if an orphaned query was recorded.

Future Breaking Change

In a future update Transaction Logs and Transaction logs FeatureSets will be merged into one.

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Potential Breaking Change affecting Availability Replica Entities

Bug Fix:

  • Availability Replica would not handle name instances correctly. This has been fixed and now relationship mapping will happen as expected. The previously incorrect entities may no longer appear.

Dimension Changes:

  • Product Version Dimension has now been changed to DB Instance Version on SQL Server Instance Entity. This is now a standardized value across Database Extensions.

Attribute Changes

  • All Entities created by the SQL Server Extension now have the security_context attribute which is entered via the Monitoring Configuration.

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Bugfix

  • failed_jobs previously would ingest job failures older than 5 minutes depending on the time of hour. This has been corrected.

Warning

  • Transaction Logs featureSet to be removed in a future update. Transaction logs will continue to exist

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Improvements

  • Added new alert SQL Server is unreachable to monitor database availability, based on Uptime metric
  • Uptime visualization updated from single value display to graph chart visualization for better alert investigation

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Bug fixes:

  • Current Jobs query syntax fix. This was causing a breakage of the extension

Warning:

  • "Transaction Logs" featureSet to be removed in a future update. "Transaction logs" will continue to exist.
  • Minimum EEC version increased (1.303) for Query Interval which was causing breakage issues when updating to 2.7.0 and above

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Bug fixes:

  • buffer_cache_hit bundled alert now fixed.
  • Minimum EEC version increased to 1.303 for Query Interval which was causing breakage issues when updating to 2.7.0 and above

Improvements:

  • event.group added for agent and application queries log ingest
  • Added "Job Category id" and "Job Category name" to Current and Failed Jobs

Features:

  • Now able to see the locks and waits of impacted requests.
  • Added Gen 3 dashboard to visualize the locks and waits data

Warning:

  • "Transaction Logs" featureSet to be removed in a future update. "Transaction logs" will continue to exist.

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New Feature:

  • Configurable frequency for the SQL queries

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Adds the SAME_AS relationship between SQL Instances and related Process Group Instances on OneAgent monitored hosts.

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Features:

  • Added a built-in dashboard for 3rd gen SaaS tenants.

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Fixed in this version:

  • Sorting SQL statements in Databases app would produce duplicate results

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New Entity
  • SQL Agent added to topology
New Metrics
  • Agent Status
  • Failed Distributed Transactions Count
New Log Ingests
  • Top 25 Agent Queries running longer than 60 seconds
  • Top 25 Application Queries running longer than 60 seconds

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where Databases App did not display Uptime Hours due to syntax error.
  • Fixed Arithmetic Overflow Error that had a chance to occur in large environments on the Largest Files Managed calculation.

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Improvements

  • Execution Plan fetching now done in Databases App
  • Instance entity parsing from log records

Changes

  • Removed query plan from longest_queries query
  • Show latest back-up age

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Improvements:

  • Added default value for availability.replica.instance dimension: MSSQLSERVER.

    This enables the SAME AS relationship between the sql:sql_server_instance and sql:sql_server_availability_replica entities based on the equality of their respective attributes: server = ar_server_name and instance = ar_instance_name.

    Previously, if the replica was running on an instance that had a default name, the relationshp wasn't being established.

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Bug fixes:

  • Fixed typo in the metric description of the sql-server.databases.log.percentUsed.

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Bug fixes:

  • Added SAME_AS relationship from sql:sql_server_availability_replica to sql:sql_server_instance based on the matching ar_server_name -> server and ar_instance_name -> instance attributes.

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Bug fixes:

  • Hotfix for backup age retrieval in metric sql-server.databases.backup.age. Release 2.5.0 introduced a bug where age of the oldest backup instead of the latest one was retrieved.

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Bug fixes:

  • Only the age of the oldest observable backup was reported in the sql-server.databases.backup.age metric. This has now been fixed and the age of the most recent backup is being reported instead.

Improvements:

  • Additional dimensions in for backup metrics: device_type, recovery_model, software_name.
  • Better granularity for backup_type dimension: "Full", "Full copy-only", "Differential", "Transaction log", "File or filegroup", "Differential file", "Partial", "Differential partial".

Features:

  • Backup monitoring for Azure SQL Database is now available through "Backups" feature set. The sys.dm_database_backups view is queried every 5 minutes and a record about each finished backup is ingested as a log. Can be filtered using the backups_azure value for event.group attribute.
  • Monitoring of each individual backup for SQL Server and Azure SQL Managed Instances is now available through "Backups" feature set. Information about every backup finished within the last 5 minutes is retrieved and ingested as a log record.

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Improvements:

  • Default timeout for longest_queries is increased to 120 seconds. Allowing query to have more time to complete and fetch the data about top busiest queries on the target database.

Features:

  • New variable "Longest queries timeout" that can be specified per monitoring configuration. Default is 120 seconds. Can be increased to values up to 290 seconds.

Warning:

  • Any value specified in the "Longest queries timeout" variable field must be a valid integer.

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Bug fixes:

  • Fixed incorrectly detected relationship between Availability Databases and Availability Groups. Previously only one availability database was visible per group.

Warning:

  • Direct topology relationship between Availability Group and Availability Database entity types was removed. Instead, the relationship between them is now derived through Availability Replica.
  • Direct topology relationship between Database and Availability Database is removed. It wasn't detected properly in the past and has been removed as redundant.

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Bug fixes:

  • Fix retrieval problems in "Queries" and "Jobs" feature sets for instances in non-UTC time zones or running on hosts in non-UTC time zones.

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Bug fixes:

  • Fixed: Arithmetic overflow error / An expression of non-boolean type specified for Database Files feature set

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Improvements:

  • Top queries and failed jobs are now correctly retrieved for instances with a timezone other than UTC.

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New features:

  • Monitoring of current and failed jobs (enabled through Jobs feature set).

Addressed issues:

  • Improved compatibility with new Databases App.

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  • Number of longest queries collected every minute is reduced from 100 to 10 to comply with existing log ingestion limitations (to be increased back in the future release).
  • Monitoring of backups is now supported on Azure SQL Managed Instance and Analytics Platform System (PDW).
  • The backup_type dimension now contains full backup type names instead of a single letter.

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Major release with breaking changes

Breaking changes

  • All monitoring configurations must be recreated because of change in feature sets.
  • instance dimension changes its meaning to only contains an actual named instance name or MSSQLSERVER by default.
  • hoursSinceBackup metric is removed and replaced by sql-server.databases.backup.age.

New features

  • Query level monitoring: Top 100 longest running queries are collected every 5 minutes (enabled through Queries feature set).
  • Largest database files monitoring: Top 100 largest database files as monitored every 5 minutes (enabled through Database files feature set).
  • instance dimension is now retrieved from "InstanceName" server property but only contains an actual named instance name. Defaults to MSSQLSERVER for unnamed instances.
  • New server dimension is now retrieved from ServerName but only contains an actual machine or server name, without named instance.
  • Feature sets are not more granularly grouped allowing for fine grained control over which metrics are collected.
  • Detailed backup monitoring with backup size and backup age collected for backup type and individual database.
  • Detailed database files monitoring with average file size, used space, and empty space collected for each file type and individual database.
  • Entity screens are now adapted to the latest versions of SaaS and utilize DQL.
  • Monitoring of communication with availability replcia (bytes sent/received).
  • Conversion of database ID to human readable name for Azure SQL databases.
  • CPU and Memory monitoring.
  • Uptime monitoring.

Bug fixes

  • Incorrect detection of named instances in certain cases was addressed through better identification of instance and server dimensions.

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  • Fix: missing column name for SQL Server versions below 2019

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  • Always On support
  • Metric type fixed for Lock Wait Time and Latch Average Wait Time
  • Entities not being generated for hosts without a domain name
  • Entity topology updated
  • List of database entities is now available

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  • Support for monitoring databases on named instances.

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  • Release v1.0.1
  • Contains the same metrics that were collected by the previous generation of the SQL Server remote monitoring.
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Amazon Lex

Service for building conversational interfaces for applications using voice and text.

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Amazon MQ

Managed message broker service for Apache ActiveMQ that makes it easy to migrate to a message broker in the cloud.

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Amazon MSK

Fully managed service that enables you to build and run applications that use Apache Kafka to process streaming data.

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Amazon Neptune

Fast, reliable, fully managed graph database built for highly connected datasets.

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Amazon Polly

Cloud service that converts text into lifelike speech.

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Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB)

Ledger by a central trusted authority that provides an immutable, and cryptographically verifiable transaction log.

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Amazon Redshift

Data warehouse product which forms part of the larger cloud-computing platform AWS.

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Amazon Rekognition

Amazon Rekognition makes it easy to add image and video analysis to your applications.

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Amazon Route 53

Effectively connects user requests to infrastructure running in AWS.

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Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)

Cloud-based service that helps developers send marketing, notification, and transactional emails.

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Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)

Provides a simple web services interface that can be used to create topics you want to notify apps.

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Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)

Programmatic sending of messages via web service applications.

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Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF)

Makes it easy to build applications that coordinate work across distributed components.

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Amazon Textract

Makes it easy to add document text detection and analysis to your applications.

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Amazon Transfer Family

Provides fully managed support for file transfers directly into and out of Amazon S3 using SFTP, FTPS, and FTP.

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Amazon Translate

Text translation service using machine learning to provide high-quality translation on demand.

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Amazon VPC (NAT Gateway)

Connect to the Internet from instances within a private subnet in an AWS Virtual Private Cloud.

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Amazon WorkMail

Secure, managed business email and calendaring service with support for existing desktop and mobile email clients.

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