SQLBits 2025
by Mikuláš Mráz on 25/06/2025Last week we attended SQLBits in London - not as sponsors this time, but as curious and enthusiastic attendees.
Read moreDear SMT users,
We are glad to announce that a new version 00.6.00 is finally out.
We have been working on two major changes;
SMT is now synchronised on daily basis with the central SMT node to always get fresh set of checks to collect data about the events of your SQL servers. Having this type of synchronisation allows us to get other changes to SMT with a higher flexibility. This will impact the new frequency of new versions quite significantly and we are looking forward to it. There are some additional benefits from this channel, and we are already discussing how to use it for alerting.
Second change is related to the way how the data are reported. Now the application decides what is going to be a frequency based on the length of an interval the user selected. This leads to a significant increase of a responsivity of the reports.
Another group of changes are small to medium size and include all the following;
We realised increase of cases when SMT is used for tuning that is why we would like to start interpreting it as Server Monitoring and Tuning. This also describes better all the plans that we do have with SMT.
Please do not hesitate to contact us in case you have any questions. Our team will also go through the changes in the release with you on a upcoming
Yours Sincerely,
Jiri Dolezalek
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