Aggregated Instance Quality (AiQ) provides a clear, unified score for each of your SQL Server instances, reflecting their current health, configuration, and performance.
These scores are calculated from a wide range of metrics and best-practice checks. Think of AiQ as your SQL health coach, it highlights instances that may need attention and uncovers opportunities to optimize your data platform.
See how Aggregated Instance Quality helps you monitor and optimize your SQL Server instances
Managing SQL Servers can be complex, with dozens of settings, patch levels, and performance metrics to keep track of. AiQ simplifies this by turning technical complexity into a single, actionable score, so you can:
DB24 continuously gathers instance, and database-level information from your SQL Servers.
Each metric is compared against Microsoft and industry best practices across areas like configuration, performance, security, and availability.
Results are aggregated into a single AiQ score (0–10), grouped by key categories such as Storage, Security, Performance, Backup & Recovery, and more.
You get clear, actionable suggestions on how to raise your score and keep your environment healthy.
Community
Our community is full of SQL Server experts with ideas for what “good” should look like. Help shape the future of the AiQ engine.
Have an idea for a parameter or measurement we should track in AiQ?
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If your suggestion is adopted into the AiQ engine, we'll send a special thank-you reward for helping improve SQL Server health for everyone.
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