You need to address the requirements for disc usage monitoring for the SQL Servers. What should you do?

Disc quotas are used to limit the amount of disk space a user or group can consume, acting as a preventative measure rather than a tool for monitoring ongoing disc usage.

Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) provide access to server state information, including disk I/O, file space usage, and other performance metrics crucial for monitoring how SQL Server interacts with its storage. By querying DMVs such as `sys.dm_io_virtual_file_stats` or `sys.dm_os_volume_stats`, administrators can gather detailed, real-time data on disk usage and performance for SQL Server databases and files.

SQL Server Agent alerts notify administrators about predefined conditions or events related to disc usage, but they do not provide the detailed, ongoing metrics required for direct disc usage monitoring.

SQL Server Maintenance Plans automate routine database maintenance tasks like backups and index rebuilds, but they are not designed for monitoring disc usage metrics.