This blog post is the first in a series detailing how to build a Kubernetes cluster to deploy a SQL Server 2019 big data cluster to. For the purposes of learning and on-boarding there are […]
In the previous post the scene was set for why container orchestration is required, what Kubernetes is and why the world of open source should be entered into with ones eyes wide open. This post […]
A question I received following my pre-conference training day at SQL Bits and during my post-conference training day in Poland was how my material relates to SQL Server running in a virtualized environment. As there are figures […]
It is with great honor that I have the privilege of announcing that my pre-conference submission for SQL Bits XV has been accepted !. I will be putting on a days worth of training in […]
There is a type of behavior in the database engine which undermines scalability, this is when multiple threads contend for a single resource, contention on the page free space bit map is the example that […]
In this post I will look at the parallel insert in whole and in particular the affect that bulk extent allocation can have. Here are the key takeaway points from the series so far: Takeaway […]
I has fortunate enough to attend Thomas Kejser’s super scaling SQL Server training day on the 13 th June, here is a brief synopsis of what was covered: The fundamentals of throughput versus response time […]
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