DSCResources/MSFT_xSQLServerMemory/MSFT_xSQLServerMemory.psm1
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Import-Module -Name (Join-Path -Path (Split-Path (Split-Path $PSScriptRoot -Parent) -Parent) -ChildPath 'xSQLServerHelper.psm1') -Force <# .SYNOPSIS This function gets the value of the min and max memory server configuration option. .PARAMETER SQLServer The host name of the SQL Server to be configured. .PARAMETER SQLInstanceName The name of the SQL instance to be configured. #> function Get-TargetResource { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.Collections.Hashtable])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLInstanceName, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLServer = $env:COMPUTERNAME ) $sqlServerObject = Connect-SQL -SQLServer $SQLServer -SQLInstanceName $SQLInstanceName if ($sqlServerObject) { Write-Verbose -Message 'Getting the value for minimum and maximum SQL server memory.' $minMemory = $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MinServerMemory.ConfigValue $maxMemory = $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MaxServerMemory.ConfigValue } $returnValue = @{ SQLInstanceName = $SQLInstanceName SQLServer = $SQLServer MinMemory = $minMemory MaxMemory = $maxMemory } $returnValue } <# .SYNOPSIS This function sets the value for the min and max memory server configuration option. .PARAMETER SQLServer The host name of the SQL Server to be configured. .PARAMETER SQLInstanceName The name of the SQL instance to be configured. .PARAMETER Ensure When set to 'Present' then min and max memory will be set to either the value in parameter MinMemory and MaxMemory or dynamically configured when parameter DynamicAlloc is set to $true. When set to 'Absent' min and max memory will be set to default values. .PARAMETER DynamicAlloc If set to $true then max memory will be dynamically configured. When this is set parameter is set to $true, the parameter MaxMemory must be set to $null or not be configured. .PARAMETER MinMemory This is the minimum amount of memory, in MB, in the buffer pool used by the instance of SQL Server. .PARAMETER MaxMemory This is the maximum amount of memory, in MB, in the buffer pool used by the instance of SQL Server. #> function Set-TargetResource { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLInstanceName, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLServer = $env:COMPUTERNAME, [Parameter()] [ValidateSet('Present','Absent')] [System.String] $Ensure = 'Present', [Parameter()] [System.Boolean] $DynamicAlloc = $false, [Parameter()] [System.Int32] $MinMemory, [Parameter()] [System.Int32] $MaxMemory ) $sqlServerObject = Connect-SQL -SQLServer $SQLServer -SQLInstanceName $SQLInstanceName if ($sqlServerObject) { Write-Verbose -Message 'Setting the minimum and maximum memory used by the instance.' switch ($Ensure) { 'Present' { if ($DynamicAlloc) { if ($MaxMemory) { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType MaxMemoryParamMustBeNull ` -FormatArgs @( $SQLServer,$SQLInstanceName ) ` -ErrorCategory InvalidArgument } $MaxMemory = Get-SqlDscDynamicMaxMemory New-VerboseMessage -Message "Dynamic maximum memory has been calculated to $($MaxMemory)MB." } else { if (-not $MaxMemory) { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType MaxMemoryParamMustNotBeNull ` -FormatArgs @( $SQLServer,$SQLInstanceName ) ` -ErrorCategory InvalidArgument } } $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MaxServerMemory.ConfigValue = $MaxMemory New-VerboseMessage -Message "Maximum memory used by the instance has been limited to $($MaxMemory)MB." } 'Absent' { $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MaxServerMemory.ConfigValue = 2147483647 $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MinServerMemory.ConfigValue = 0 New-VerboseMessage -Message ('Ensure is set to absent. Minimum and maximum server memory' + ` 'values used by the instance are reset to the default values.') } } try { if ($MinMemory) { $sqlServerObject.Configuration.MinServerMemory.ConfigValue = $MinMemory New-VerboseMessage -Message "Minimum memory used by the instance is set to $($MinMemory)MB." } $sqlServerObject.Alter() } catch { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType AlterServerMemoryFailed ` -FormatArgs @($SQLServer,$SQLInstanceName) ` -ErrorCategory InvalidOperation ` -InnerException $_.Exception } } } <# .SYNOPSIS This function tests the value of the min and max memory server configuration option. .PARAMETER SQLServer The host name of the SQL Server to be configured. .PARAMETER SQLInstanceName The name of the SQL instance to be configured. .PARAMETER Ensure When set to 'Present' then min and max memory will be set to either the value in parameter MinMemory and MaxMemory or dynamically configured when parameter DynamicAlloc is set to $true. When set to 'Absent' min and max memory will be set to default values. .PARAMETER DynamicAlloc If set to $true then max memory will be dynamically configured. When this is set parameter is set to $true, the parameter MaxMemory must be set to $null or not be configured. .PARAMETER MinMemory This is the minimum amount of memory, in MB, in the buffer pool used by the instance of SQL Server. .PARAMETER MaxMemory This is the maximum amount of memory, in MB, in the buffer pool used by the instance of SQL Server. #> function Test-TargetResource { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([System.Boolean])] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLInstanceName, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [System.String] $SQLServer = $env:COMPUTERNAME, [Parameter()] [ValidateSet("Present","Absent")] [System.String] $Ensure = 'Present', [Parameter()] [System.Boolean] $DynamicAlloc = $false, [Parameter()] [System.Int32] $MinMemory, [Parameter()] [System.Int32] $MaxMemory ) Write-Verbose -Message 'Testing the values of the minimum and maximum memory server configuration option set to be used by the instance.' $getTargetResourceParameters = @{ SQLInstanceName = $PSBoundParameters.SQLInstanceName SQLServer = $PSBoundParameters.SQLServer } $getTargetResourceResult = Get-TargetResource @getTargetResourceParameters $currentMinMemory = $getTargetResourceResult.MinMemory $currentMaxMemory = $getTargetResourceResult.MaxMemory $isServerMemoryInDesiredState = $true switch ($Ensure) { 'Absent' { if ($currentMaxMemory -ne 2147483647) { New-VerboseMessage -Message "Current maximum server memory used by the instance is $($currentMaxMemory)MB. Expected 2147483647MB." $isServerMemoryInDesiredState = $false } if ($currentMinMemory -ne 0) { New-VerboseMessage -Message "Current minimum server memory used by the instance is $($currentMinMemory)MB. Expected 0MB." $isServerMemoryInDesiredState = $false } } 'Present' { if ($DynamicAlloc) { if ($MaxMemory) { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType MaxMemoryParamMustBeNull ` -FormatArgs @( $SQLServer,$SQLInstanceName ) ` -ErrorCategory InvalidArgument } $MaxMemory = Get-SqlDscDynamicMaxMemory New-VerboseMessage -Message "Dynamic maximum memory has been calculated to $($MaxMemory)MB." } else { if (-not $MaxMemory) { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType MaxMemoryParamMustNotBeNull ` -FormatArgs @( $SQLServer,$SQLInstanceName ) ` -ErrorCategory InvalidArgument } } if ($MaxMemory -ne $currentMaxMemory) { New-VerboseMessage -Message ("Current maximum server memory used by the instance " + ` "is $($currentMaxMemory)MB. Expected $($MaxMemory)MB.") $isServerMemoryInDesiredState = $false } if ($MinMemory) { if ($MinMemory -ne $currentMinMemory) { New-VerboseMessage -Message ("Current minimum server memory used by the instance " + ` "is $($currentMinMemory)MB. Expected $($MinMemory)MB.") $isServerMemoryInDesiredState = $false } } } } return $isServerMemoryInDesiredState } <# .SYNOPSIS This cmdlet is used to return the Dynamic MaxMemory of a SQL Instance #> function Get-SqlDscDynamicMaxMemory { try { $physicalMemory = ((Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_PhysicalMemory).Capacity | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum $physicalMemoryInMegaBytes = [Math]::Round($physicalMemory / 1MB) # Find how much to save for OS: 20% of total ram for under 15GB / 12.5% for over 20GB if ($physicalMemoryInMegaBytes -ge 20480) { $reservedOperatingSystemMemory = [Math]::Round((0.125 * $physicalMemoryInMegaBytes)) } else { $reservedOperatingSystemMemory = [Math]::Round((0.2 * $physicalMemoryInMegaBytes)) } $numberOfCores = (Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Processor | Measure-Object -Property NumberOfCores -Sum).Sum # Get the number of SQL threads. if ($numberOfCores -ge 4) { $numberOfSqlThreads = 256 + ($numberOfCores - 4) * 8 } else { $numberOfSqlThreads = 0 } $operatingSystemArchitecture = (Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_operatingsystem).OSArchitecture # Find threadStackSize 1MB x86/ 2MB x64/ 4MB IA64 if ($operatingSystemArchitecture -eq '32-bit') { $threadStackSize = 1 } elseif ($operatingSystemArchitecture -eq '64-bit') { $threadStackSize = 2 } else { $threadStackSize = 4 } $maxMemory = $physicalMemoryInMegaBytes - $reservedOperatingSystemMemory - ($numberOfSqlThreads * $threadStackSize) - (1024 * [System.Math]::Ceiling($numberOfCores / 4)) } catch { throw New-TerminatingError -ErrorType ErrorGetDynamicMaxMemory ` -ErrorCategory InvalidOperation ` -InnerException $_.Exception } $maxMemory } Export-ModuleMember -Function *-TargetResource |