We’re pleased to announce the release of the Undercover Catalogue 0.2 and can be downloaded from https://github.com/SQLUndercover/UndercoverToolbox/tree/master/SQLUndercoverCatalogue
The new version brings with it a number of new modules as well as the thing that we’re most excited about, a Power Bi dashboard to make keeping track of your SQL Server estate even easier.
Power BI Dashboard
One of the biggest new features that we’ve developed for the Catalogue is the all new dashboard, written using Power Bi.
The dashboard contains a number of different reports, the Estate Overview (as seen above), Database Overview, Security Overview, Agent Jobs and Availability Groups.
We think that it gives a great view of all your servers in one place.
Watch out for a future post taking an in depth look into the dashboard.
New and Enhanced Modules
Version 0.2 brings with it a number of new modules, capturing new metrics and bringing more information into the Catalogue as well as enhancements into existing modules.
Enhanced Modules
Servers
The following data has been added to the Servers module
- Server start time
- Cost threshold
- Max worker threads
- MaxDOP
- CPU count
- Physical memory
- SQL memory settings
- Cluster and VM info
Logins
Logins now captures the login type (SQL, Windows, Windows Group)
New Modules
ADGroups
This new module will record all individual Windows accounts that happen to be a member of an AD groups with access to your SQL Server.
Linked Servers
Database Tables
dbaTools Future Proofing
dbaTools have announced that a number of functions have been deprecated and will be removed before the release of version 1.
To future proof the Catalogue against these breaking changes, all deprecated functions have been removed from the Interrogation Powershell script.
Execution Log
An execution log has been added which will keep an audit of every time that the Catalogue is updated.