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The Max Degree of Parallelism, or MAXDOP, is one of the most known settings in the SQL Database Engine. There are guidelines of how to configure it that have intricate dependencies on the type of hardware resources you’re running on, and there are seve… Continue reading What is MaxDOP controlling?
This week I discuss the fundamentals of Azure storage in this live session. I take you through a few real-world problems and find some solutions.
We’ll cover Azures Storage and solve three problems using it.
How do I create a stati… Continue reading Azure Mini Fun Bytes: How to create a static web site using blob storage
As Microsoft closed out it’s fiscal year in June it went out with a bang with amount of security & compliance related news and announcements. As with every month’s newsletter, the articles that italicized should be priority reading.
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When we enable Automated Backup for SQL Server as documented in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/virtual-machines/windows/automated-backup and if we setup manual schedule with Weekly backup, we will continue to see the backup… Continue reading [SQL Server on Azure VM] Automated Backups run daily when scheduled to run weekly
With the evolving need to keep up with growing data volumes, increased data dependency on the business decision making process and the evolution of data platforms with Cloud Computing, enterprises have widely adopted Unified Analytics systems, Data War… Continue reading COVID-19 data analytics and reporting with Azure Databricks and Azure SQL
There is a strong international trend towards greater protection of personal data. With GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) in place, the European Union has a comprehensive law that also serves as a model for other countries.
As the world market … Continue reading GDPR for Database Developers
With so many events closed this summer, it’s harder than ever to keep kids busy with positive activities. Plus, lots of parents wonder how they can juggle their jobs and home responsibilities with being a camp counselor and activities director to boot. With that in mind, the Windows Home and Family Resources Blog has compiled a […]
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Hello everyone, here is part 7 of a series focusing on Application Deployment in Configuration Manager. This series is recorded by , a Microsoft principal premier field engineer. These tutorials are from our library and uses Configuration Manager… Continue reading Video Tutorial: Applications behind the scenes – Application Deployment Part 7