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(Almost) all about Azure Arc - in 20 Minutes Ben Weissman (he/him)
Join me on a journey through the different offerings in Azure Arc and how they can benefit you as a data professional!
Apache NiFi 101: Introduction and Best Practices Timothy Spann
Using open source apache nifi to integrate and ingest data at scale
Azure Arc-enabled SQL MI – More than just another kind of SQL Server Ben Weissman (he/him)
Join us, as we explore the capabilities of Azure Arc-enabled SQL Managed Instances.
Big Data Implementation in AWS Cloud through the lens of Security and Privacy Shinduri Srinatha Reddy
This session will introduce you to "What and why you should care about", and discuss "how" to apply the Security and Privacy lens for Big Data on AWS.
Dealing with Bad Networks - The Availability Conundrum Allan Hirt
Are you trying to increase uptime locally or for disaster recovery but your network is terrible? Join the club. This session will discuss different techniques, their pros and cons, as well as considerations for availability when your network is flaky at best.
Docker & Kubernetes for the Data Scientist Terry McCann
Deployment == Return on investment. This session looks to show you how to do that for Machine Learning.
Embedding SQL security practices in your pipelines Stuart Moore
Automate checking your database security model
Erin & Monica’s Favorite SQL Stuff Monica Rathbun
Two consultants, two different companies, two data professionals passionate about performance tuning. Do we like the same things? Do we have the same approach to problems? Topics will include: Trace Flags, DMVs, DBCC commands, Community Scripts and Intelligent Query Processing Features. We will talk about the features and solutions we agree on, and discuss where we disagree.
Getting Started with Amazon RDS for SQL Server John Martin
This talk will focus on the key concepts of Amazon RDS for SQL Server and how to deploy database resources quickly and efficiently. Giving you the core knowledge to get started with SQL Server in the AWS Cloud.
Here’s the execution plan … now what? Hugo Kornelis
You know where to find an execution plan. You have taken your first steps reading them. But how are you going to apply this knowlledge to real world problems?
Looking under the hood of the parquet format André Kamman
Understanding how the parquet format works helps with understanding why it can help you retreive your data fast, or perhaps why you struggle to get the desired performance out of your design.
Modern Infrastructure Fundamentals for SQL Server Allan Hirt
Even in a cloud provider or virtualized, you still need to worry about the infrastructure supporting SQL Server. This session will cover what that means in the modern world.
Notebooks - standardized enterprise solution for better story telling. Tomaž Kaštrun
Delivering clear business supported decision is key element for good storytelling. Notebook and formatted text and code can help your organisation tidy up reporting, daily operational tasks and also cleaner data management.
Roche's Maxim of Data Transformation Matthew Roche
As far upstream as possible. As far downstream as necessary. In 20 minutes.
Run your SSIS packages in Azure Data Factory Piotr Mucha
Do not be afraid to move your onprem SSIS packages to Azure. Come and learn how lift and shift them to the cloud
Scaling SQL for your Peak Database Load Ben DeBow
Scaling SQL Servers is complex and is more relevant today as the transactional and data growth rates continue to grow. In this session, we will talk about what it takes to scale SQL Server to meet the peak workload.
The modern Cloud Data Warehouse - Snowflake on Azure Koen Verbeeck
Intro to Snowflake
Why is understanding Kubernetes important for your career as a Data Professional? Ben Weissman (he/him)
A panel discussion on why both - admins and developers - should understand the impacts and benefits of containerized applications.
Your Performance Tuning Check List Monica Rathbun
Everyone needs a list of what to double check in your environment to ensure your servers and databases are optimized in order to make SQL Server run faster, better and more efficiently. In this session you will learn about what you need to review and implement to get a performance and configuration improvements.
A Distributed Availability Groups Primer Allan Hirt
A distributed availability group is not your mother's availability group. Want to know more? Attend this session.
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