Moving away from WordPress and Into Azure Static Web Apps with Hugo
For years, my website lived on a fairly typical stack—WordPress hosted through GoDaddy. It worked. It was easy. And like most things that “just work,” I didn’t think too hard about it… until I did.
At some point, I started asking a simple question: Why…
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Why You Need to Bring Your Own SQL Server Developer License for AWS RDS SQL Developer
If you are planning to deploy Amazon RDS for SQL Server Developer Edition, one detail is easy to miss: this is not a license-included offering. You are expected to bring your own SQL Server Developer licensing entitlement when you create the instance. …
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SQL Server 2022: ADR Cleaner Pool Limitations
I firmly believe that no single individual will ever know everything about SQL Server. I’m constantly learning—often even in areas where I once felt confident in my expertise. Recently, I was discussing accelerated database recovery (ADR) with fellow M…
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Azure SQL Managed Instance Next-Gen: Bring on the IOPS
If you’ve used Azure SQL Managed Instance General Purpose, you know the drill: to boost memory or I/O, you had to scale the whole instance, paying for extra CPU you might not need—and hoping the upgrade fixed the bottleneck. It worked but wasn’t elegant and could be slow or awkward. Scaling sometimes took hours when […]
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