Microsoft System Center Management Pack for SQL Server 2017+ Replication enables the discovery and monitoring of SQL Server Replication as a set of technologies for copying and distributing data and database objects from one database to another and then synchronizing between the databases to maintain consistency. The management pack is designed to run by Operations Manager 2012 R2 or Operations Manager 2016. This management pack was thoroughly built from the ground up in accordance with Best Practices for SQL Server; it is intended to monitor SQL Server Replication in SQL Server 2017 and all upcoming SQL Server versions. The monitoring provided by the management pack includes performance, availability, and configuration monitoring, as well as performance and events data collection. All monitoring workflows have predefined thresholds and complimentary knowledge base articles. You can integrate the monitoring of SQL Server 2017+ Replication components into your service-oriented monitoring scenarios. In addition to health monitoring capabilities, this management pack includes dashboards, diagram views, state views, performance views and alert views that enable near real-time diagnostics and remediation of detected issues. The management pack automatically selects the monitoring type used by the management pack for SQL Server 2017+ to monitor the appropriate SQL Server instance. Replication objects discovered and monitored by the management pack are as follows: Distributor Publisher Subscriber Publication Subscription Feature Summary The following list gives an overview of the features introduced by Microsoft System Center Operations Manager Management Pack for SQL Server 2017+ Replication. Please refer to Microsoft SQL Server 2017+ Replication Management Pack Guide for more details. Agentless monitoring is now available along with traditional agent monitoring. Usage of scripts is discontinued in favor of .Net Framework modules. SQL Server Dynamic Management Views and Functions are now used for getting information on health and performance. Previously some of these monitors were using WMI and other system data sources.