SQL Server DBA Morning Health Checks
'Introduction: As a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer, I get to work with amazing colleagues who create incredible customer solutions. Patrick Keisler ( blog | | ) is a long time SQL Server professional, who also works as a PFE supporting customers throughout Europe. He recently created a very handy "SQL Server Morning Health Check" solution on short notice for one of his customers. The solution is very helpful and can be added easily to your morning routine as a DBA to monitor your SQL Server environment. Patrick, thanks for sharing!
SQL Server Morning Health Checks (Created by Patrick Keisler)
A few weeks ago, a customer asked me to help develop a way to improve their morning routine of checking the health of each SQL Server. This daily task would typically take about an hour for the DBA to complete. The solution I provided him, reduced that task to under one minute.
The DBA needed me to answer these questions for each SQL Server:
1. What is the uptime of each SQL Server?
2. What is the status of each database?
3. What is the status of each Availability Group?
4. What is the backup status of each database?
5. What is the available disk space?
6. Are there any SQL Agent failed jobs in the last 24 hours?
7. What errors appeared in the SQL errorlog in the last 24 hours?
In addition, the customer asked to display the results using the typical stop light colors (red, yellow, and green) to represent the condition of each server.'...
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/samlester/2017/12/29/sql-server-dba-morning-health-checks/
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