Performance Troubleshooting made easy with PAL with Justin Langford

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Performance Troubleshooting made easy with PAL

Performance troubleshooting is a key aspect of any operational DBA's role and identifying performance bottlenecks quickly enables faster problem resolution.

PAL helps identify problems quickly by processing large log files and providing a colour-coded report highlighting problem areas.

Here's a summary of the session:

Performance troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting methodology
- Data capture
Using Performance Analysis for Logs (PAL)
- Analysing PerfMon log files
- Tuning thresholds
- Working with theshold templates
Post-analysis steps
- Establish a baseline
- Next steps for troubleshooting

Presented by Justin Langford at SQLBits VI

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SpeakerBIO

Justin Langford

Justin is a Principal Consultant for Coeo, a Microsoft Gold Partner providing SQL Server consulting services for upgrade, performance tuning, scalability and availability solutions for SQL Server. Coeo also offer Remote DBA services for mission critical SQL Server platforms. Justin is an MVP and co-authored Wrox IT Pro: SQL Server 2012 Internals and Troubleshooting, as well as the same title for SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2005 Performance Tuning.
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