Physical and Virtual Performance Monitoring

Easily monitor and view the performance of both physical server and VMware or Hyper-V virtual server environments to get a complete view of SQL Server databases. View performance metrics and alerts for virtual machines and their related hosts including CPU, memory, disk usage, network etc. to get a complete performance picture of the SQL server environment.

Query Performance Monitoring

Identify and monitor inefficient and poor performing SQL queries, batches, statements and stored procedures causing blocks and deadlocks, such as long or most frequent queries or queries consuming unusually high CPU or I/O. Thresholds can be configured on each individual server allowing for greater flexibility, and the interface makes it very easy to see the most costly queries by looking at individual query executions or query signatures.

*NEW* Transactional SQL Server Application Monitoring with SQL Workload Analysis

Now available in the Pro version of SQL Diagnostic Manager

SQL Workload Analysis focuses on wait state and application transaction monitoring and analysis by continuously sampling queries and plans. It significantly upgrades the wait state analysis capabilities.

Combine the operational monitoring from SQL Diagnostic Manager and transactional monitoring with SQL Workload Analysis to view instance properties and alerts, receive prescriptive recommendations for operational diagnosis, analyze workloads for transactional diagnosis, and arrive at a comprehensive root cause analysis.

Integrated SQL Doctor Expert Recommendations

Expert recommendations from IDERA SQL Doctor are now integrated into SQL Diagnostic Manager. Enhance performance and speed up problem resolutions with built-in tuning advice and best practices developed by SQL Server MVPs. These updated recommendations are integrated into analysis workflows and provide specific guidance to address problem issues including automatic corrective scripts and links to related online content to supercharge your SQL Server performance.

Predictive Alerting

Avoid false alarms with adaptive alerting functionality and set alert thresholds based on built-in historical statistical analysis of your server performance data.

The system has embedded heuristic analysis of event trends and behaviors and presents a percentage of likelihood that various events could happen later in the day based on past behavior trends. This helps DBAs to be better prepared to diagnose, drill down, and resolve an issue quickly and effectively.

Mobile Access

Access SQL Diagnostic Manager from anywhere. Use any mobile device, such as iPhone, Android, Blackberry or Tablet to view real-time and historical SQL Server performance data. Plus, view or kill sessions, start/stop jobs and run queries to resolve or diagnose issues remotely while on-the-go.

View a demo of SQL Diagnostic Manager mobile.

Web Dashboard

Log in from anywhere and quickly check the status of monitored server instances to identify and diagnose issues. View the current status of monitored instances, drill down into single instance details, view the top occurrences of performance issues, and see a rollup of all active alerts. Customize your display with eighteen new widgets, enhanced heat map view, and query wait state visualizations. Create any number of individually configured dashboards to address the needs of the entire organization.

Integration with SCOM

The SQL Diagnostic Manager Management Pack provides easy integration with Microsoft’s System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). The Management Pack propagates the current status, health and events of all monitored instances up to Operations Manager, allowing the DBA and IT Operations staff to share data at a higher level across their enterprise. The management pack is easy to install and does not incur any additional monitoring overhead. Read the FAQ and watch a quick 5 minute video to learn more.

Salesforce CRM

Salesforce began in 1999 with a vision of reinventing Customer Relationship Management (CRM). Since then our pioneering use of cloud computing has revolutionised the way enterprise software is delivered and used, changing the industry forever.

Ever since we launched our first CRM solution, Salesforce products have run entirely in the cloud. That means it’s all online – no software, no hardware. There are no expensive setup costs, no maintenance, your employees can work from any device with an internet connection – smartphone, tablet or laptop – and with 3 free upgrades every year it is ideal for small businesses and large enterprises alike. This revolutionary approach has helped to make Sales Cloud the world’s number 1 CRM system.

But Salesforce is more than just a single product – it’s a complete integrated solution for managing all interactions with your customers and prospects, designed to help your organisation grow and succeed.

“We would like to have the data flow to our clients like ‘water from the faucet” stated the customer for which this solution was designed. This on-premises (on-prem) SQL Server based application contains crucial financial data for the external clients of this customer. External clients using this solution subscribe to this data and there is a need to deliver a subset of this data (8 Terabytes (TB) and growing) to them based on their subscription levels and requirements. A significant number of challenges are present with the current on-prem solution to meet these needs.

Current Challenges

Currently, a custom solution is in place to manually export the subset of the data that each external client needs and to “ship” it to the individual client via File Transfer Protocol (FTP). It currently takes 3 to 4 weeks for on-boarding a new external client with this process. This custom solution is also meant to identify and extract on-going changes and manually push these changes to the individual customers, which takes 1 to 2 days. These external clients are obviously not happy with the latency in data delivery.

Multiple cases of data loss and corruption have also been experienced with this solution. Moreover, the entire solution is disconnected as there is no control over the data sets that are being delivered which poses security concerns, not to mention the monitoring and maintenance challenges.

Malware que visa sistemas Linux está crescendo, em grande parte devido à proliferação de dispositivos criados para se conectar à Internet das coisas.

Essa é uma das descobertas em um relatório WatchGuard Technologies, um fabricante de dispositivos de segurança de rede, lançado na semana passada.

O relatório, que analisa os dados coletados de mais de 26.000 aparelhos em todo o mundo, encontrou três programas de malware Linux nos 10 melhores do primeiro trimestre do ano, em comparação com apenas um durante o período anterior.

“Os ataques e malwares do Linux estão aumentando”, escreveu o diretor de atenção da WatchGuard Corey Nachreiner e o analista de ameaças da segurança Marc Laliberte, co-autores do relatório. “Nós acreditamos que isso é porque as fraquezas sistêmicas nos dispositivos IoT, emparelhados com seu rápido crescimento, estão dirigindo autores de botnet para a plataforma Linux”.

No entanto, “o bloqueio de Telnet e SSH de entrada, juntamente com o uso de senhas administrativas complexas, pode impedir a grande maioria dos possíveis ataques”, sugeriram.

“Os atacantes podem ter acesso a essas interfaces vulneráveis, depois carregar e executar o código malicioso de sua escolha”, disse Fletcher.

Os fabricantes freqüentemente têm configurações padrão precárias para seus dispositivos, ele apontou.

“Muitas vezes, as contas de administrador têm senhas em branco ou senhas padrão fáceis de adivinhar, como” senha123 “, disse Fletcher.

Os problemas de segurança geralmente não são “nada específico do Linux per se”, disse Johannes B. Ullrich, diretor de pesquisa do Instituto SANS.

“O fabricante é descuidado sobre como eles configuraram o dispositivo, então eles tornam trivial a exploração desses dispositivos”, disse ele ao LinuxInsider.

Malware no Top 10

Esses programas de malware Linux criaram o top 10 no recorde do WatchGuard no primeiro trimestre:

Linux / Exploit, que captura vários trojans maliciosos usados ​​para escanear sistemas para dispositivos que podem ser alistados em um botnet.
Linux / Downloader, que captura scripts de shell malévolos do Linux. O Linux é executado em muitas arquiteturas diferentes, como ARM, MIPS e chipsets tradicionais x86. Um executável compilado para uma arquitetura não será executado em um dispositivo com um diferente, o relatório explica. Assim, alguns ataques do Linux exploram scripts shell shell para baixar e instalar os componentes maliciosos apropriados para a arquitetura que eles estão infectando.
O Linux / Flooder, que captura ferramentas de distribuição de negação de serviço do Linux, como Tsunami, usado para executar ataques de ampliação DDoS, bem como ferramentas DDoS usadas por botnets Linux como o Mirai. “Como o botnet Mirai nos mostrou, os dispositivos IoT baseados em Linux são um alvo primordial para os exércitos de botnet”, observa o relatório.
Servidor Web Battleground

Uma mudança na forma como os adversários estão atacando a Web ocorreu, o relatório WatchGuard anota.

No final de 2016, 73 por cento dos ataques da Web visavam clientes – navegadores e software de suporte, a empresa encontrou. Isso mudou radicalmente durante os primeiros três meses deste ano, com 82% dos ataques da Web focados em servidores da Web ou serviços baseados na Web.

“Nós não pensamos que os ataques de estilo de download drive-by vão desaparecer, mas parece que os atacantes concentraram seus esforços e ferramentas na tentativa de explorar ataques do servidor da Web”, escreveram os co-autores Nachreiner e Laliberte.

Houve um declínio na eficácia do software antivírus desde o final de 2016, eles também encontraram.

“Pelo segundo trimestre consecutivo, vimos a nossa solução AV avançada faltar uma grande quantidade de malware que nossa solução mais avançada pode capturar. Na verdade, aumentou de 30% para 38%”, informou Nachreiner e Laliberte.

“Hoje em dia, os cibercriminosos usam muitos truques sutis para reembalar seu malware, de modo que evade a detecção baseada em assinatura”, observaram. “É por isso que muitas redes que usam o AV básico são vítimas de ameaças como o Ransomware”.

Because of its advanced feature set and innovative delivery model, Salesforce.com has become the leader in software-as-a-service (SaaS) customer relationship management (CRM) software and has been adopted by many organizations as their de facto solution for storing CRM data, tracking sales activities and creating forecasts.

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Domo Advanced Builder provides organizations that use Salesforce.com with additional value by providing these benefits: • Viewing data from multiple sources on one dashboard

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• Launch directly within SSMS for optimal usability
• Identify out-of-date SQL Server table and index statistics
• View and change database statistics options
• Create graphical histograms for each column’s statistics
• Easy point-and-click rebuilding of statistics
• Connect to cloud and run in cloud (provisional)Identify Out-of-Date Statistics

Review the current state of the table and index statistics to determine if they need to be updated.

View and Modify Statistics Options

See the current automatic update statistics settings for the monitored database. Select database properties and table statistics to update, as well as, when to update statistics and sample size.

View Heartbeat Statistics

Build your own easy-to-read graphical view of each column’s statistics. Find out when statistics were last updated and changes since the last update.

Easily Rebuild Statistics

Use SQL Update Statistics’ point and click interface to initiate table and index statistics updates quickly and easily.

Integrate with SSMS

Designed to launch directly within SQL Server Management Studio (SQL 2012 and above) for optimal usability and efficient workflow.

Connect to Cloud and Run in Cloud (Provisional)

Connect to database instances hosted in the cloud, such as SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machine (VM), SQL Server on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), and SQL Server on Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS).

Run on virtual machines hosted in the cloud, such as Windows on Azure Virtual Machine (VM) and Windows on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).

Discover All SQL Server Versions

Discover what versions of SQL Server you have by scanning your entire network. Several different scan methods and protocols are available to provide you a complete picture. Scan one IP at a time by IP address, IP range, local subnet, server or computer name, or a stealth probe search. The stealth probe identifies servers registered to the Network Browser Service or the Active Directory.

Patch Compliance Check SQL Servers

Staying on top of security patches and updates is an important part of overall SQL Server maintenance. Knowing what version each server has installed and what updates are available helps you better plan upgrades across your environment. The list of available updates from Microsoft is regularly updated by IDERA making it easy to stay current.

Discover Key SQL Server Information

Find out about the current and latest version of SQL Server instances and their IP addresses. View information about available updates: build number, description, support status, and web address to the relevant knowledge base.

Simple Installation, No Agents Required

Install in minutes with no agents to impact performance.

Stop combing through hard to read Set Statistics IO and Set Statistics Time performance information to troubleshoot your queries. We make comparing runs over time easy and quickly so you can spend your valuable time fixing SQL Server performance issues and less time and energy parsing lines of command results to discover how your query changes impact IO pattern.

Easily Aggregate Statistics IO Data

Group and aggregate Set Statistics IO data by either table or statement. Correlate IO activity with query plan nodes. Compare statistics over multiple runs of a query to aid in tuning and troubleshooting.

Import & Export Statistics Data

Import or paste in statistic and query plan data for analysis, or run the query directly from the tool. Export statistics and save tuning sessions to simplify sharing your work with others.

Elegant Design & Ease of Use

Download and install in a few minutes. Clean, simple UI allows you to get up and running on a new tuning session in seconds.

Integrate with SSMS

SQL Statistics Aggregator is designed to launch directly within SQL Server Management Studio for optimal usability and efficient workflow.

Use Cases

Use this tool for a variety of performance tuning purposes including:

1. Identifying which statement in a batch is consuming the most overall IO
2. Spotting tables which are creating IO hot spots in your queries
3. Comparing IO to isolate problem operations
4. Viewing changes to the IO patterns

1. Document and enhance data and metadata for enterprise architectures
2. Implement naming standards and a data dictionary to improve consistency
3. Share and collaborate on global business glossary terms and definitions
4. Effectively communicate data models and metadata across the enterprise
5. Build a foundation for data governance and compliance programs

Document Data and Metadata

With ER/Studio Data Architect’s extensive data modeling and metadata capabilities, you can document critical data elements, business data objects, and regulatory data elements and show their sources, interactions, and dependencies, in logical and physical data models.

Assign a naming standards template to your model, submodel, entities, and attributes, and ER/Studio Enterprise Team Edition will automatically apply those naming standards between the logical and physical models, ensuring consistency between models. You can also integrate model elements into reusable constructs via a built-in enterprise data dictionary.