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Sensitive Action Logging is an Enterprise feature that helps administrators detect suspicious user activity actions and investigate suspec
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Log files collect information about Redgate Monitor while you are using it. These files are useful if you have a problem. To view the log
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connected to the server process Username Name of the user logged in to the backend by this server process Address, Port IP address or
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If Redgate Monitor is configured to authenticate users with Active Directory or OpenID Connect and you're unable to log in, check that:
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space, potentially up to 450 MB a day. For a SQL Server Data Repository we recommend you set fixed autogrowth and transaction log size r
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specific choices which are suitable based on your own assessment of your particular environment's needs. Configure extensions, logging
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environment. Configure extensions, logging, and other settings (steps 1-3) If you are unsure how to change the following configuration
on the target instance. Database instance error log entry Raised by: SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL, MongoDB. Ra
account requires the following permissions: The account should have Log on as service rights. For information on how to assign these p
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instance so that the maximum number of user connections permitted is determined automatically by identifying the number of users currentl
session, and will require up to 16MB of disk space for the session log files. Because only queries with a minimum duration of 5 seconds a
https://identityprovider.red-gate.com/personaltokens. Create a new token, and record its value. image-2025-11-12_22-53-39.png Provide
Data I/O percent Log I/O percent Memory used percent User connections SQL Server: total memory SQL Server: target memory SQL Serve
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as shown earlier in this guide, you should select the Group option and enter RGMonitor Admins into the text field. Click Save settings.
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: connection memory SQL Server: lock memory SQL Server: optimizer memory SQL Server: buffer cache memory SQL Server: granted workspace
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: MySQL specific alerts Database instance error log entry Instance unreachable Long-running query Monitoring stopped (instance c
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provider on Base Monitors running on Linux see Authenticating with OpenID Connect. By default, users log in to Redgate Monitor using the
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By default, users log in to Redgate Monitor using the passwords set by the administrator. Alternatively, administrators can set Redgate M
SQL Server: optimizer memory SQL Server: buffer cache memory SQL Server: log pool memory SQL Server: maximum workspace memory SQL Se
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(data collection) Monitoring stopped (credentials) Instance unreachable Low cache hit ratio Server log entry (requires host monitorin
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is before you log in to view details of the alert https://documentation.red-gate.com/sm13/viewing-details-of-an-alert-195789891.html. Thi
memory SQL Server: buffer cache memory SQL Server: granted workspace memory SQL Server: log pool memory SQL Server: reserved server m
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, /*RESTAPIResponse*/ response) { var event = request.body.data; gs.info("Redgate Monitor webhook log: " + JSON.stringify(event));
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) No CloudWatch Logs GetLogEvents https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatchLogs/latest/APIReference/API_GetLogEvents.html 1 requ
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