SQL Monitor versions 7.1.6 and above support SQL Server Failover Cluster Instances and AlwaysOn Availability Groups hosted in Azure.

https://documentation.red-gate.com/sm7/configuring-sql-monitor/adding-and-configuring-servers/adding-servers-to-monitor/adding-servers-on-a-different-network-from-your-base-monitor

https://documentation.red-gate.com/sm7/configuring-sql-monitor/adding-and-configuring-servers/adding-servers-to-monitor/monitoring-sql-server-failover-cluster-instances-and-alwayson-availability-groups-hosted-in-azure-iaas

There are lots of ways in which Azure clusters can be configured, so we would be very interested to hear whether our approach works for you.

If you’d like to suggest how we could improve the feature, please drop me a line at sqlmonitorfeedback@red-gate.com

Thanks,
Adam

We’re actively working on supporting SQL Server Failover Cluster Instances within Azure and plan to support them within the next few weeks, most likely from version 7.1.4. We’ll add a note here with details of how to get going.

There are lots of ways in which Azure clusters can be configured, so we would be very interested to hear whether our approach works for you.

If you’d like to give some early feedback while we’re developing the feature, please drop me a line at sqlmonitorfeedback@red-gate.com

Thanks,
Adam