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  1. Custom metrics and alerts powershell cmdlet

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  2. Clear Select Alerts from Dashboard when ended

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  3. Monitor Windows 2012 R2 CSV Volumes (Cluster Share Volumes IO/space and other metrics)

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    Nikhil commented  · 

    The Disk I/O graph does not show the IOPS for clustered shared volumes as of now, however, the Analysis page does show metrics of CSV. Would be great to have the Disk I/O metrics of clustered shared volume on the dashboard graph

  4. see sessions from sys.dm_exec_requests in top 10 queries

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    Nikhil commented  · 

    We had a production issue that did not trigger an alert on SQLMonitor. This was due to an ALTER INDEX statement that went un-noticed. It would be good to see these in SQLMonitor so that we can mitigate serious Prod issues.

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