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Foglight for SQL Server (Cartridge) 6.1.0.10 - Release Notes

Foglight® for SQL Server 6.1.0.10

Foglight® for SQL Server 6.1.0.10
These release notes provide information about the Foglight® for SQL Server 6.1.0.10 release.
Topics:
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Welcome to Foglight for SQL Server
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New in this release
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Resolved issues and enhancements
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Known issues
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Upgrade and Compatibility
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System requirements
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Troubleshooting
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Product licensing
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Getting started with Foglight for SQL Server
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About us

Welcome to Foglight for SQL Server

Foglight® for SQL Server allows database administrators (DBAs) to quickly and efficiently identify performance deviations, determine their root cause, perform comprehensive analyses, and resolve performance bottlenecks. This product provides web-enabled dashboards for centralized visibility, management and health checks for the SQL Server instances deployed in your environment, as well as proactive alerting and alarm workflows for tracking your responses to critical performance anomalies.

Foglight for SQL Server is an n-tier application, which leverages a web-based user interface to ensure having complete visibility into the SQL Server infrastructure wherever an Internet connection is available.

These Release Notes cover the resolved issues, known issues, workarounds and other important information about 6.1.0.10 release of Foglight for SQL Server. Review all sections before starting installation.

New in this release

Version 6.1.0.10 contains the following new features and updates:
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Modernize UI for Email notification management integrated with Alarm Templates introduced in version 6.0
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New role "Alarms Management Administrator" to manage "Alarm Template" and "Notifications Management"
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New REST API for export/import alarm templates and notifications
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UI usability enhancements to the navigation and search
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Added support for managing bookmarks as part of the new left navigation panel.
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Enhanced the left navigation to save the user preferences pinned/unpinned
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Enhanced the left navigation to be resizable
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Enhancements to the masthead area to allow setting of the management server identifier
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New Login Screen
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An Explorer option is available for users to explore data/nodes within the dashboards themselves, replacing the left navigation of the classic Foglight User Interface (UI).
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Support for GMSA
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Added support for gMSA with Foglight SQL Server repository
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Added support for gMSA with PI repository
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Enable PI hint added to database global view
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upgrade log4j 1.2.17 libs to 2.17.1 across all Foglight core and cartridges

Version 6.1 of Foglight for SQL Server contains the following new features and updates:

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Added additional metrics to monitor Availability Groups (Always On)
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Added support for gMSA for SQL Server agents
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Resolved issues and enhancements

Resolved issues and enhancements

The following is a list of issues addressed and enhancements implemented in this release.
 
Table 1. Resolved issues
Issue ID
Resolved issue

FOG-2915

Added an option for mass deployments to modify SQL Server CLI to read passwords from a registry variable

FOG-2739

Fixed alarm 'DBSS - Unable to check backup media' fires incorrectly

FOG-1411

Fixed the stacking area char always stops about 30% of the way into the x axis

FOG-2512

Enhanced the "CXPACKET" wait time calculation only for the master thread

FOG-2667

Fixed issue of Azure Managed Instance raise false Last Backup alarms

FOG-1237

Added ability to use "multisubnetfailover" option for multi-subnet AlwaysOn availability groups connection

FOG-2980

Fixed issue with adding OS monitoring for SQL Server cluster

FOG-2726

Fixed issue of SQL Server User Defined Collection Not Showing Up

FOG-2688

Fixed DBSSFileProcessor processor of DBSS_File collection failed to run

FOG-2726

Fixed issue of SQL Server User Defined Collection Not Showing Up

FOG-2573

Automatically WinRM/DCOM connection recovery

FOG-3502

Fixed Volume Shadow Copies (VSS) were counted as valid database backups

FOG-2997

Resolve canonical hostname (FQDN) when establishing a WinRM connection during addition of OS monitoring for SQL Server cluster

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