Monitoring of Availability Groups (SQL Server)
To monitor the properties and state of an AlwaysOn availability group you can use the following tools.
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System Center Monitoring pack for SQL Server |
The Monitoring pack for SQL Server (SQLMP) is the recommended solution for monitoring availability groups, availability replica and availability databases for IT administrators. Monitoring features that are particularly relevance to AlwaysOn Availability Groups include the following:
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To download the monitoring pack (SQLServerMP.msi) and SQL Server Management Pack Guide for System Center Operations Manager (SQLServerMPGuide.doc), see: |
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Transact-SQL |
AlwaysOn Availability Groups catalog and dynamic management views provide a wealth of information about your availability groups and their replicas, databases, listeners, and WSFC cluster environment. |
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SQL Server Management Studio |
The Object Explorer Details pane displays basic information about the availability groups hosted on the instance of SQL Server to which you are connected.
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Use the Object Explorer Details to Monitor Availability Groups (SQL Server Management Studio) |
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SQL Server Management Studio |
Properties dialog boxes enable you to view the properties of availability groups, replicas, or listeners and, in some cases, to change their values. |
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System Monitor |
The SQLServer:Availability Replica performance object contains performance counters that report information about availability replicas. |
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System Monitor |
The SQLServer:Database Replica performance object contains performance counters that report information about the secondary databases on a given secondary replica. The SQLServer:Databases object in SQL Server contains performance counters that monitor transaction log activities, among other things. The following counters are particularly relevant for monitoring transaction-log activity on availability databases: Log Flush Write Time (ms), Log Flushes/sec, Log Pool Cache Misses/sec, Log Pool Disk Reads/sec, and Log Pool Requests/sec. |
SQL Server, Database Replica and SQL Server, Databases Object |
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Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 2: Advanced Cmdlet Usage
Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 3 : A Simple Monitoring Application
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Zobacz także
Koncepcje
Overview of AlwaysOn Availability Groups (SQL Server)
Automatic Page Repair (Availability Groups/Database Mirroring)
Use the AlwaysOn Dashboard (SQL Server Management Studio)
Inne zasoby
AlwaysOn Availability Groups Catalog Views (Transact-SQL)
AlwaysOn Availability Groups Dynamic Management Views and Functions (Transact-SQL)
Flexible Failover Policy for Automatic Failover of an Availability Group (SQL Server)