Suggestions
Welcome to the Redgate Monitor feature suggestions list. Tell us how we can improve Redgate Monitor by voting on these suggestions or by submitting your own ideas.
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Be able to send the SQL Audit data to a SIEM tool
The existing SQL Audit information in Redgate Monitor is an invaluable amount of security information which can be useful for Security professionals who use a SIEM tool such as SentinelOne. Currently Redgate Monitor allows us to export. It would be great to see this as a feature.
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Incremental Image Creation and Deduplicated Storage
This is a formal customer-specific product enhancement from NTI requesting a significant architectural update to the Redgate Cloning platform. NTI utilises this solution extensively across a complex environment. As data volumes grow, the 'build from scratch' nature of the current Data Image creation process has become a critical bottleneck. This request seeks a design update that enables incremental image updates and deduplication to reduce the daily processing window.
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To have more granular filter options for historical query investigation
After selecting an instance from the main Overview screen and scrolling down to the bottom to select a specific database, I would like Redgate Monitor to be able to:
1) Provide the option to filter further to the database schema if desired.
2) Irrespective of what is selected above, see at least the top 100 Maximum Results in the small drop-down box instead of being limited to 50.
3) Irrespective of what is selected above, see more information about the originator of the query - i.e. user, login, application, host name etc.1 vote -
A Postgres 'monitor' that can't track blocking is not fit for purpose
We bought licenses for our Postgres RDS instances off the back of good experience with SQL Server. Wow are we disappointed. The glaring lack of something so basic as the ability to alert on blocking sums it up, a scenario made even worse by the fact that I am able to make custom metrics and alerts for this (just though, they're very limited).
Feels like the increasing breadth of dB platforms available means the quality is suffering.1 vote -
Ability to see the deadlock graph in email alert
Today, the deadlock alerts for MS SQL Server instances are a pain to read because of the deadlock graph XML within. I would like to either see the deadlock graph (prerendered on the server as an image) or a more readability summary instead of the XML
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Extend Configuration list for configuration change alert
We get a lot of configuration change alerts from our Postgres clusters like:
synchronousstandbynames: Changed from ANY 1 ("xxx-postgres-1","xxx-postgres-3","xxx-postgres-2") to ANY 1 ("xxx-postgres-1","xxx-postgres-2","xxx-postgres-3")
It would be great if the list for custom rules could be extended with this setting so we can ignore changes to it or even support adding custom names (so you don't have to add each and every setting known)
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directly jump from a report to the server details
In a report, I have a "Longest running Queries Summary Tile":
To find the cause of the problem, I currently have to go back to the Overview, find the correct server, navigate to "Top Queries," and then locate the correct SELECT statement (copying the SQL from the report didn't work). Only then can I view the Explain Plan and check Redgate Monitor's suggestions.
Instead, It would be great if the tiles in reports had links – especially the Summary Tiles. I would like to be able to jump directly from the Summary Tile to the Top Query or any other…
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