SQL Server potions from the field
One topic that has been discussed within the team is if we should use the asynchronous read replicas that we have configured to the load balancing mechanism of an availability group or not. In order to answer this, we need Continue reading Data latency in Always-On Availability Groups in Synchronous VS Asynchronous commit
Always On availability groups are around for quite some time, but I still see a lot of DBA’s not configuring in the right manner to take advantage of read-scale out and load balancing capability. So if you have a cluster Continue reading SQL Server AlwaysOn AG’s load balancing mechanism
Ignite and Pass Data Summit was two months ago, on these two conferences Microsoft has announced lot of new features to all SQL Family (Cloud and OnPrem). SQL Server 2022 is almost knocking our doors, and honestly I’m very excited Continue reading SQL Server 2022 (Cloud-OnPrem brotherhood)
This is my first time that I do a small review of my SQL Server related activities, to be honest last year (2017)it was a very, very, very busy year for me, probably you are asking why? In the end Continue reading Review, what I’ve done in 2017