You can customize your IDERA Newsfeed experience to match your management style and monitoring needs.
The following features are available for customization:
By adding servers and coworkers to your favorites list, you create shortcuts from the SQLDM Mobile home page to their walls. These shortcuts give you quick and easy access to recent status updates and posts from your mobile device when you are out of the office or stuck in a meeting. With SQLDM Mobile, no matter where you are, you can stay up-to-date about mission-critical SQL Server instances throughout your environment.
To add favorites using the IDERA Newsfeed:
To add favorites using SQLDM Mobile:
Changing who and what you follow can completely change your IDERA Newsfeed experience. When you follow specific servers or coworkers, the IDERA Newsfeed Platform publishes their status updates and posts in your Most Recent feed. By selecting the instances you need to monitor and those coworkers with whom you frequently interact, you can ensure your feed contains the most relevant information you need to perform daily tasks and catch unexpected issues before they become crises.
In the Newsfeed navigation pane of the SQLDM Console, click either Coworkers or Applications or SQL Servers , and then click Follow next to the name of the coworker, application, or server you want to follow.
In the Newsfeed navigation pane of the SQLDM Console, click either Coworkers or Applications or SQL Servers , and then click Unfollow next to the name of the person or thing you no longer want to follow.
When configuring your notification settings, identify the type of activity about which you want to receive notifications, and then enable the corresponding notification settings.
| Your Goal | Your Activity | Notification Settings You Should Enable |
|---|---|---|
Track all activity on a critical issue | Bookmark the related story | Comments on a story you have bookmarked |
Get a play-by-play account of how your team is resolving an active issue | Comment on the related story | Comments after you comment on a story |
Learn about activity on a server you own | Own a server | Comments on a post on the wall of something you own Mentions something you own in a post or comment Posts a status update for something you own |
| Get an answer to your question about a specific issue | Comment on the related story | Comments after you comment on a story |
| Know when a coworker's contact information or profile name changes | Follow the coworker | Profile changes for people you follow |
| Confirm that your coworkers agree with your suggestion | Comment on the related story | Likes your post or comment |
| Your Goal | Your Activity | Notification Settings Your Coworker Should Enable |
|---|---|---|
| Start a conversation | Post to your coworker's wall. | Posts on your wall. |
| Assign an issue to a team member | Mention your coworker in a comment you add to a story. | Mentions you in a post or comment. |
| Ask your coworker a question about a server | Either mention your coworker in a post you add to the server's wall, or mention the server in a post you add to your coworker's wall. | Posts on the wall of something you own. Mentions you in a post or comment. Mentions something you own in a post or comment. |
To change which notifications you receive, click Edit Settings in the My Notifications view in the SQLDM Console.
Deselect the Enabled checkbox for the Send notifications to setting on the My Notifications view in the SQLDM Console. When this setting is disabled, the SQLDM Mobile & Newsfeed Service will no longer send you notification emails about activity for the people and things you follow. You can continue to review your most recent notifications using the My Notifications view.
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