Monitor the sql server using Extended Events is smart idea now a days with size of Terabyte databases
This video course helps. How do we monitor the terabyte databases of SQL Server using extended events. This is the modern way of monitoring of databases actually. Also, This way it wont consume much resources like profiler and custom scripts running through sql agent jobs. Extended Events is a lightweight and highly configurable performance monitoring system in Microsoft SQL Server
What you’ll learn
- This video course helps. How do I monitor the terabyte databases of SQL Server using extended events?.
- Students learn, Modern techniques for SQL Server monitoring and troubleshooting.
- Students learn, how to quickly catch blockings, deadlocks, long-running queries, etc. in this course by utilizing extended events.
- Monitor the sql server using Extended Events is smart idea now a days.
Course Content
- Introduction –> 7 lectures • 54min.
Requirements
This video course helps. How do we monitor the terabyte databases of SQL Server using extended events. This is the modern way of monitoring of databases actually. Also, This way it wont consume much resources like profiler and custom scripts running through sql agent jobs. Extended Events is a lightweight and highly configurable performance monitoring system in Microsoft SQL Server
In this course you will learn
- How to capture Real time Errors using Extended Events in SQL Server?
- How to capture DeadLocks using Extended Events in SQL Server?
- Notify Deadlock info to mail?
- How to capture Long Running queries using Extended Events in SQL Server?
- How to capture Blocked process using Extended Events in SQL Server?
- Capture all queries using Custom Scripts in SQL Server
- Bonus lecture. About course material and scripts used in the videos
Extended Events is a powerful event-handling framework that was introduced in SQL Server to provide a more scalable and flexible alternative to SQL Server Profiler. It allows you to capture a wide range of events that occur within the SQL Server database engine. Extended Events can be used for performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and auditing purposes and others.
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