Database Monitoring: Change Database Watcher Data Store to Fabric Eventhouse!

We've covered how to set this up, how to add your Azure SQL Databases & Azure SQL Managed Instances, now we show you how to customize where you store your monitoring data in Microsoft Fabric! Daniel Taylor, aka ‪@DBABulldog‬ , walks you through how we set up our configuration and set our retention policy. This puts the power of self-service reporting in your hands so STAY TUNED!!
Chapters
00:00 Intros
01:01 Review of Database Watcher configurations so far
02:27 Configuring the Database Watcher Data Store ( To Use KQL Database in Fabric )
03:13 Add access to KQL Database for Database Watcher connectivity
04:33 Deleting existing data store and add new data store (fabric KQL database)
06:24 One more configuration - controling the amount of data we retain and cache
07:04 Closing and leave comments down below
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This video is SUPER helpful. Thank you very much for letting us know how to incorporate Fabric Eventhouse with Database Watcher. Super helpful.

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Thank you Kirby! We really appriceate you and all your great work!