When a cluster spans regions I want to be able to only monitor my "active" region and note my "passive/DR" region.

If my primary region fails I would like to switch over my licenses to the other region in SQL Monitor so that I retain my license count.

When you run an upgrade, there should be an option that just uses the current service credentials (i.e. leaves everything as is) instead of having to re-enter them.

It would be really useful is this feature came into Live!

We have a number of queries that run on our SQL servers. We are aware these normally run for a long period of time (5-10 minutes) and do not want to exclude these from being alerted to us. Rather than changing the Long Running Query threshold for all the queries within the server we would like to be able to do it for these specific queries that take that little bit longer than others.

It would be nice to have different notification profiles. For example, I'd like to have a notification profile for business hours vs. after hours.
For business hours, I'd like to be notified when certain alerts happen, but during after hours, I would only like to know about if there is a system down issues.

It would be nice to have some kind of alert escalation system like this. So if I want certain alerts to alert me only when the High threshold has been reached after hours, but any other alerts during business hours.

Allow the use of managed service accounts (MSA and gMSA) as credentials when monitoring servers.

Given the high-level permissions required to fully monitor servers, this would provide a higher level of security to match.

We use SQL monitor very heavily for our SQL and application monitoring, what we would like is for each alert to be able to define a custom sql script to run when the alert is raised, the output of this sql should be included in the alert.

This would allow us to do things like capture whoisactive when blocking occurs or other application specific things and make responding to alerts MUCH easier.

Looking at the information recorded for top 10 queries I cant see a recorded date as to when query ran. Is it recoded somewhere if so how can i see it . If it is not why not. trying to track down who ran a query is very hard without a timestamp or username as to who ran it
http://127.0.0.1:8080/overviews/cluster/wdcwdbp692/sql/sqlwprd1#?Zoom=1498683547086,1498690747086&MaxTime=1498690747086&Present=true&Range=

Currently SQL Monitor does not have a way to identify and alert on heap fragmentation. I suggest you add this to the product.

I know having a heap is usually a bad idea and that heap maintenance is a pain (rebuilding a heap also rebuilds all the nonclustered indexes on it, SQL Server doesn't release a page of a heap table, and doesn't use free space in previously used pages unless you are doing deletes with TABLOCK hints), but there are some valid use cases for heaps.

It would be great if SQL Monitor could invoke a SQL script upon an alert threshold being crossed and then take action within itself (ie. clear itself, notify a team, etc) based on the value returned (0/1) or default to an action if there is an issue with the script execution.

This type of functionality would help administrators have a first line of defense before truly getting paged on an alert such as a drive filling (perhaps you have txt files you can purge or shrink logs (though I don't necessarily condone this, but you get the idea!)

I have two failover clusters in Azure using ClusterSharedVolume storage, migrated from terrestrial clusters.
I've been using SQL Monitor to monitor all aspects of these clusters but now I've migrated to Azure, the monitor can't connect (I believe it's to do with the inability to ping the cluster load balancer in Azure).
I'm sure, as more and more of us migrate to cloud services, that covering an Azure cluster would be most welcome.

Considering the various ways that your customers may want to receive notifications, the ability to make calls to a RESTful API would be a big win.

check if there are any service packs or updates for my SQL Server instances. This could then raise an alert to prompt me to investigate these updates.

provide the sql to run for users to use during install to assign permissions to the back end database use and the monitored db use

obviously explain about the SysAdmin problem with your product

https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/80787/required-permissions-changed-after-upgrade
https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/80448/new-permissions-needed-for-monitoring
https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SM7/Permissions

We are migrating our SQL Monitor to a new server and i would like to avoid having to manually recreate all the custom metrics we have configured. Any suggestions would be most welcome.

In configuring Long Running Query, I'm able to specify a filter on the process name (e.g. wanted to exclude my "Barracuda" backup processes - and did so successfully). I'd like to do the same for other Alerts such as Deadlocks and Blocking Processes.

I would like to be able to exclude specific queries from Top 10 Queries. We use SQLQueryNotificationService which means our top 10 queries based on duration are always showing these queries as they have a waitfor. I would like the ability to exclude items from the top 10 queries.

Typical query I would like to able to exclude:
WAITFOR(RECEIVE TOP (1) message_type_name, conversation_handle, cast(message_body AS XML) as message_body from [SqlQueryNotificationService-07e6439b-8276-45aa-963f-bed011b3ef2f]), TIMEOUT @p2

Platform as a service(PaaS) support on SQL Monitor

Would like to set SNMP trap eventtime in a localized time format, currently only CET time format (with trailing Z) is sent in a SNMP message