Over the last few weeks and months, I have spent a lot of time researching and experimenting with Linux on a very low level – mostly directly on the C and assembly level in combination with the official source code. For that reason, I had initially built a dedicated Ubuntu virtual machine to perform my …
Configuring WSL on Windows Server 2022 for Visual Studio Code Remote Access + read more
Deploying a SQL Server Big Data Cluster is a very simple process, because everything is fully automated with the azdata tool as I have shown in my previous blog posting. When you have finally a successful deployment, you will get in sum 21 Kubernetes Pods, which are hosting 45 Docker Containers – in a non-HA …
Understanding the Kubernetes Deployment of a SQL Server Big Data Cluster + read more
As you know from my last blog posting, I’m currently investing a lot of my time into Big Data technologies and especially into SQL Server Big Data Clusters. Running a SQL Server Big Data Cluster is quite easy, because you can deploy it with a simple command into Azure Kubernetes Services. But to be able …
Installing the SQL Server Big Data Cluster Tools in a Docker Container + read more
Every time when I talk about the benefits of Docker, I get the same question -over and over again: “How do you deal with persistent data in Docker Containers? When you remove the Docker Container, the generated data inside the Container is also lost, which is a no-go for a SQL Server Container”. Let’s try …
Today I’m quite happy to announce my upcoming SQLpassion Trainings for the next few months. Currently I have scheduled the following online trainings: SQL Server on Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes SQL Server Performance Troubleshooting I’m quite happy to provide a brand-new training about how to run SQL Server on Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes. The first …
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