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# server reports for SQL Operations Studio
# Server reports for SQL Operations Studio
Welcome to **server reports** for SQL Operations Studio! Server reports give useful insights about the server.
Welcome to **Server Reports** for SQL Operations Studio! Server Reports give useful insights about the server related to performance. These can be used to see current activity as well as historical activity. Here is a list of some of the available reports.
* DB Space Usage
* DB Buffer Usage
* CPU Utilization
* Backup Growth Trend
* Wait counts
<img src="https://github.com/Microsoft/sqlopsstudio/tree/master/samples/serverReports/images/server_reports.png" alt="Server Reports" style="width:480px;"/>
This extension is inspired by SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)'s reports. We will continually add more useful server insights and tasks.
## Building your own reports
This extension is also useful as a sample dashboard extension. It demonstrates building a dedicated dashboard extension with a set of insights built in. You can get started building your own reports by following the [extension authoring guide].
See the [Server Reports Extension Project] in the SQL Operations Studio repository on Github for the extension source code.
[Server Reports Extension Project]:https://github.com/Microsoft/sqlopsstudio/tree/master/samples/serverReports
[extension authoring guide]:https://github.com/Microsoft/sqlopsstudio/wiki/Getting-started-with-Extensibility
## Contributions and "thank you"
Special thank to Paul Randal, Aaron Bertrand, and Glenn Berry for providing useful queries.