* update packages * remove fs * fix more deps * test adding governance to ci * ignore samples for cacheing * fix save cache too * bump more packages * attempt to fix slickgrid * add more deps * use slickgrid version * bump https-proxy * bump more packages. * fix service-downloader * remove typings * fix compile * update more packages * add vscode back to the extensions that need it for testing * add fail on critical * regrab proxy agent * lock more deps * replace final high warning * revert service downloader changes * remove the deps on jquery ui and event drag
Microsoft Central Management Servers for Azure Data Studio
Central Management Servers (preview)
The Central Management Servers extension allows users to store a list of instances of SQL Server that is organized into one or more groups. Actions that are taken using a CMS group act on all servers in the server group.
This experience is currently in its initial preview. Please report issues and feature requests here.
How do I start Central Management Servers?
Central Management Servers can be viewed by clicking on the Connections icon (Ctrl/Cmd + G). The first time you download the extension, the CMS view will be minimized, and you can open it by click on Central Management Servers
Where can I learn more about Central Management Servers
To learn more conceptually about Central Management Servers, you can read more here.
Code of Conduct
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Privacy Statement
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License
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Licensed under the Source EULA.