Released: Mar 21, 2023

v13.0.0 での更新項目

機能

• Added support for PostgreSQL: SQL Monitor users can now add and monitor PostgreSQL instances hosted on Linux or Amazon RDS.
• Monitoring Microsoft SQL Server on Linux instances is now out of preview.
• Added a new global dashboard card design, including detail to help identify the database platform and availability group structure.
• Credentials stored by SQL Monitor now use AES encryption. The encryption keys are now stored in the encryption keys file in the new Secrets folder in %ProgramData%\Red Gate\SQL Monitor.
• Microsoft Windows 7 SP1+ and Windows 8 (including 8.1) and Windows Vista are no longer supported for monitoring or installation of SQL Monitor. Support for older versions of Windows Server is unchanged.
• Passing specific parameters to Add-SqlMonitorMonitoredObject is now deprecated and will be removed in a future version of SQL Monitor. As per examples, construct new objects using helper cmdlets (i.e. New-SqlMonitorWindowsHost, New-SqlMonitorLinuxHost, New-SqlMonitorSqlServer, New-SqlMonitorPostgreSql etc.) and pass constructed objects to Add-SqlMonitorMonitoredObject instead.
• The alias is now part of the structure returned when getting a Windows SQL Server instance, an Azure MI, Amazon RDS instance, SQL Server on Linux instance, or an Azure SQL Server database.
• Aliases can now be updated using the new Update-SqlMonitorMonitoredObject cmdlet.

不具合の修正

• Modifying alert settings at the base monitor and group level via PowerShell should no longer throw type errors.
• Databases on the server overview page can now be sorted across multiple pages.
• Encountering an exception while loading the monitored servers page should no longer result in an indefinite loading period.