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Today, I worked on a case that reminds me of the session that I had the great honor to deliver with my friend and colleague Roberto Cavalcanti in PASS Summit 2019 about troubleshooting steps done for a performance issue.
In this session we cover best practices, tips, and tricks on how to successfully use Azure SQL Database on production environments and how to monitor and improve Azure SQL Database query performance. These learnings are the fruit of Microsoft CSS support cases and customer field engagements.
We discussed about using Query Store and some DMVs to help customers monitor and improve query response times when running their databases in the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Thanks Roberto!
Enjoy!