How can you tell how many NUMA nodes your SQL Server has?
Back in the good old days (the late 1990s) you didn’t need to worry about things like NUMA unless you were running the top 0.001% of workloads. Today however even a fairly small server can have multiple NUMA nodes. NUMA configurations aren’t just for physical SQL Servers either. Virtual Machines can have NUMA configurations as…
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Move on Brogrammers, your comments aren’t welcome anywhere.
Recently Jen McCown received a speaker evaluation form from a SQL Saturday attendee. Now normally this wouldn’t be a blog worthy event as this happens several times a year as there are easily 100 SQL Saturday’s a year.. The reason that this speaker evaluation form is blog worthy is due to the comment which was left. The…
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Recommended reading from mrdenny for May 13, 2016
Recommended reading from mrdenny for May 13, 2016. This week, I’ve found some great things for you to read. These are a few of my favorites that I’ve found this week. Oracle V. Google Being Decided By Clueless Judge and Jury Amazon and Microsoft Directors Charged in Prostitution Sting Fascinating EMC World 2016 vLab stats…
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Viewing task status for related objects in the Azure Portal
When working in the Azure portal finding task information when performing tasks against an object that is related to an object can be tough. Before I dive into the how, let me demystify what I’m talking about a little more, as that first statement is a little vague. In the case of my example I…
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