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Public Preview: SQL Performance Monitoring for Azure SQL Database

Analysis / inference: Microsoft has announced a public preview of native performance monitoring for Azure SQL Database featuring automated telemetry collection and KQL querying via Azure Data Explorer.

Published
29 Sept 2026, 11:43 PM IST
Updated
29 Sept 2026, 11:43 PM IST
Source
Azure updates · Limited verification
Classification
Microsoft Security

Section 01 · Summary analysis

Microsoft introduced a managed telemetry pipeline for Azure SQL Database that provides resource and estate-wide dashboards, Fabric Database Hub integration, and KQL querying via an Azure Data Explorer proxy endpoint.

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Section 02 · Analysis

SecOps Signal analysis
Why it matters

This feature introduces native, Microsoft-managed telemetry collection and KQL query access via Azure Data Explorer for Azure SQL Database performance monitoring, eliminating the need for custom collection scripts.

Operational impact

Reduces the operational overhead of managing custom performance collection scripts and enables deeper custom analysis using Kusto Query Language.

Section 03 · Recommended actions

  • Review the official Azure documentation and announcement blog to evaluate public preview capabilities
  • Plan integration tests with Fabric Database Hub and the Azure Data Explorer proxy endpoint
What to check
  • Verify activation of the public preview for SQL Performance Monitoring in your Azure SQL Database environment
  • Review Fabric Database Hub integrations for estate-level dashboard visibility
  • Test access to performance data via the RBAC-protected Azure Data Explorer proxy endpoint using KQL

Affected scope

ProductsAzure SQL Database

Section 04 · References

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