# # collect interval
# interval = 15

[[instances]]

## Specify instances to monitor with a list of connection strings.
## All connection parameters are optional.
## By default, the host is localhost, listening on default port, TCP 1433.
##   for Windows, the user is the currently running AD user (SSO).
##   See https://github.com/denisenkom/go-mssqldb for detailed connection
##   parameters, in particular, tls connections can be created like so:
##   "encrypt=true;certificate=<cert>;hostNameInCertificate=<SqlServer host fqdn>"
# servers = ["Server=server.xxx.com;Port=1433;User Id=monitor;Password=xxxxxx;app name=categraf;log=1;"]
# servers = [ ]

## Authentication method
## valid methods: "connection_string", "AAD"
# auth_method = "connection_string"

## "database_type" enables a specific set of queries depending on the database type. If specified, it replaces azuredb = true/false and query_version = 2
## In the config file, the sql server plugin section should be repeated each with a set of servers for a specific database_type.
## Possible values for database_type are - "SQLServer" or "AzureSQLDB" or "AzureSQLManagedInstance" or "AzureSQLPool"

database_type = "SQLServer"

## A list of queries to include. If not specified, all the below listed queries are used.
include_query = []

## A list of queries to explicitly ignore.
exclude_query = ["SQLServerAvailabilityReplicaStates", "SQLServerDatabaseReplicaStates"]

## Queries enabled by default for database_type = "SQLServer" are -
## SQLServerPerformanceCounters, SQLServerWaitStatsCategorized, SQLServerDatabaseIO, SQLServerProperties, SQLServerMemoryClerks,
## SQLServerSchedulers, SQLServerRequests, SQLServerVolumeSpace, SQLServerCpu, SQLServerAvailabilityReplicaStates, SQLServerDatabaseReplicaStates,
## SQLServerRecentBackups



## Following are old config settings
## You may use them only if you are using the earlier flavor of queries, however it is recommended to use
## the new mechanism of identifying the database_type there by use it's corresponding queries

## Optional parameter, setting this to 2 will use a new version
## of the collection queries that break compatibility with the original
## dashboards.
## Version 2 - is compatible from SQL Server 2012 and later versions and also for SQL Azure DB
# query_version = 2

## Toggling this to true will emit an additional metric called "sqlserver_telegraf_health".
## This metric tracks the count of attempted queries and successful queries for each SQL instance specified in "servers".
## The purpose of this metric is to assist with identifying and diagnosing any connectivity or query issues.
## This setting/metric is optional and is disabled by default.
# health_metric = false

## Possible queries accross different versions of the collectors
## Queries enabled by default for specific Database Type

## database_type =  SQLServer by default collects the following queries
## - SQLServerPerformanceCounters
## - SQLServerWaitStatsCategorized
## - SQLServerDatabaseIO
## - SQLServerProperties
## - SQLServerMemoryClerks
## - SQLServerSchedulers
## - SQLServerRequests
## - SQLServerVolumeSpace
## - SQLServerCpu
## - SQLServerRecentBackups
## and following as optional (if mentioned in the include_query list)
## - SQLServerAvailabilityReplicaStates
## - SQLServerDatabaseReplicaStates

## Version 2 by default collects the following queries
## Version 2 is being deprecated, please consider using database_type.
## - PerformanceCounters
## - WaitStatsCategorized
## - DatabaseIO
## - ServerProperties
## - MemoryClerk
## - Schedulers
## - SqlRequests
## - VolumeSpace
## - Cpu

## Version 1 by default collects the following queries
## Version 1 is deprecated, please consider using database_type.
## - PerformanceCounters
## - WaitStatsCategorized
## - CPUHistory
## - DatabaseIO
## - DatabaseSize
## - DatabaseStats
## - DatabaseProperties
## - MemoryClerk
## - VolumeSpace
## - PerformanceMetrics