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Administering Microsoft Azure SQL Solutions involves managing and monitoring various job activities to ensure efficient operation and timely execution. Job alerts and notifications play a crucial role in providing real-time information about the status of jobs, enabling administrators to take prompt actions if required. In this article, we will explore how to configure job alerts and notifications for administering Microsoft Azure SQL Solutions.
One of the effective ways to receive job notifications is through email. Azure SQL Solutions allow you to configure email notifications for job alerts, ensuring that you stay informed about any critical job activities. To get started, follow the steps below:
Now, whenever a job failure occurs that meets the configured conditions, an email notification will be sent to the specified recipients, providing them with relevant information about the failure.
In addition to email notifications, Azure SQL Solutions also support webhook notifications, allowing you to trigger custom actions or integrate with other systems. To configure webhook notifications for job alerts, follow the steps below:
Once the alert rule is saved, Azure SQL Solutions will send a notification to the configured webhook URL whenever a job failure meeting the specified conditions occurs.
Azure Logic Apps provide a powerful way to automate workflows and processes, including job notifications for Azure SQL Solutions. To configure Azure Logic Apps for job notifications, follow these steps:
With Azure Logic Apps configured, you can leverage its capabilities to automate various actions and notifications based on the job alerts received from Azure SQL Solutions.
In conclusion, configuring job alerts and notifications is essential for effectively administering Microsoft Azure SQL Solutions. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can configure email, webhook, or Azure Logic App notifications to stay informed about critical job activities and take prompt actions when necessary.
a) Success notifications only
b) Failure notifications only
c) Both success and failure notifications
d) No email notifications are available for job alerts
Correct answer: c) Both success and failure notifications
a) Through the Azure portal only
b) Through PowerShell cmdlets only
c) Through T-SQL scripts only
d) Through a combination of the Azure portal, PowerShell cmdlets, and T-SQL scripts
Correct answer: d) Through a combination of the Azure portal, PowerShell cmdlets, and T-SQL scripts
Correct answer: False
a) Job success
b) Job failure
c) Both job success and job failure
d) Neither job success nor job failure
Correct answer: c) Both job success and job failure
a) Yes, you can configure multiple email addresses for job alerts
b) No, you can only configure a single email address for job alerts
Correct answer: a) Yes, you can configure multiple email addresses for job alerts
Correct answer: False
a) Query performance degradation
b) Long-running transactions
c) Deadlocks
d) All of the above
Correct answer: d) All of the above
Correct answer: True
a) Yes, you can configure alerts and notifications for Azure SQL Managed Instance through the Azure portal.
b) No, alerts and notifications are not available for Azure SQL Managed Instance.
Correct answer: a) Yes, you can configure alerts and notifications for Azure SQL Managed Instance through the Azure portal.
a) CPU usage
b) IO throughput
c) Data storage
d) All of the above
Correct answer: d) All of the above
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