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SQL Server TIG Stack (STIG)

STIG is a way for anyone to test-drive the TIG stack (telegraf/influxbd/grafana) for base-lining SQL Server performance.

STIG is based on docker-compose, so a working install of docker-compose is required.

Usage

Getting started is simple:

  • Clone this repo to your local machine
git clone https://github.com/m82labs/stig.git
  • Create a new user on all boxes you would like to monitor:
USE master;
GO
CREATE LOGIN [telegraf] WITH PASSWORD = N'<your_strong_password>';
GO
GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE TO [telegraf];
GO
GRANT VIEW ANY DEFINITION TO [telegraf];
GO
  • Alter config/userconfig.yml and add the host(s) you would like to monitor, and the username/password you created above
  • Run docker-compose up
  • Connect to http://localhost:8080 and sign into Grafana with the following credentials:
    • User: stig
    • Pass: stigPass!

Configuration

This is NOT meant to be a full production monitoring stack. The only user configuration needed happens in config/userconfig.yml. Here is an example:

telegraf:
  sql_plugin:
    hosts:
      - host: stigtest
        port: 1433
        username: telegraf
        password: TelegrafPassword0!

NOTE: When configuring the host to connect to, you have to either use a hostname that is resolvable on your network, an IP address, or the hostname of a docker container on the same network as the TIG stack (stig_net). If you are trying to connect to a SQL instance on your local workstation, you MUST use the network address, localhost will NOT work.

You can adjust other settings by altering environment variables in the docker-compose.yml file, but again, this was not meant to run as a production monitoring stack. STIG was meant to run on a local workstation as a way to play with Grafana, or to do local dev/test work on a SQL Server without having to tie that test system into your existing monitoring infrastructure.