Redgate Monitor 14

When should I upgrade?

We aim to release a build every week that includes the latest incremental features and bug fixes. These builds are identified by a three-part version number (e.g. v14.1.2). See below for details of improvements and fixes for each release.
If you want to wait until all aspects of a feature have been fully completed it’s best to use a minor version release, identified by a two-part version number (e.g. v14.3).
Major releases (e.g. v14) combine multiple feature releases and undergo additional QA. Bug fixes are prioritised following a major release.

Version 14.0.1 - April 30, 2024

Metrics added to the analysis page in the same unit will now show on the same scale. This behavior can be disabled by checking "Independently scale metrics using the same unit".

Fixed an issue applying edit credentials to SQL Server instances when use Base Monitor service account was checked.
Viewing all configuration options on server overview pages no longer fails to load.
Fixed broken documentation links in the PowerShell module.

The PowerShell API now supports adding Azure SQL Databases and Azure SQL Managed Instances with Microsoft Entra ID Managed Identities.

SQL Monitor has been rebranded to Redgate Monitor. There are a number of breaking changes which means some manual changes may be needed when upgrading. We strongly recommend that you read the migration guide before upgrading. Redgate is committed to making the upgrade process as seamless as reasonably possible.
Introducing Redgate Monitor Enterprise edition, a new product edition giving access to additional functionalities: Security - Permissions, Security - Configuration compliance and a REST API. See our webinar for more details.
Past and current user permissions for SQL Server servers and databases are now visible in a new tab. Available only in the Enterprise edition.
Configuration of monitored SQL Server servers and databases can be checked against custom templates. Available only in the Enterprise edition.
Redgate Monitor can be queried directly using Monitor's REST API. Available only in the Enterprise edition.

CVE-2024-32036 Updated the SixLabors.ImageSharp package to 3.1.4 to address a reported vulnerability. The vulnerability has a CVSS base score of 7.1 (High), but Redgate Monitor's use of this library was not enabled. See https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-5x7m-6737-26cr for more details.

Fixed an issue where the configuration page for an alert would not load when accessed via the server overview page.
Fixed issue of some values appearing as '0KB' in Spill Occurred recommendation.
Fixed an issue where a recurring alert suppression window that was created using the PowerShell module could not be edited in the UI.

There are several breaking changes to the PowerShell API. Please consult the migration guide for more details.