The Redgate Monitor PowerShell API allows you to write PowerShell scripts to configure what Redgate Monitor should monitor, and its alert system, for example disabling the disk space alert for a collection of disks.

Getting Started

To get started, you'll need to generate a token that will be used by Redgate Monitor to grant access to your PowerShell session and you'll need to download the Redgate Monitor PowerShell Module.  The cmdlets in this file can be used to write your own scripts: some examples can be found under Example Scripts.  More detail on these steps can be found in the sections below.

1. Authentication
2. Downloading the PowerShell Module
3. Your first script

References

• Example Scripts
• PowerShell Cmdlets
• Custom Types
• Exported Variables