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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.
SQL Server Always On for Dummies Mark Broadbent
In this session, we will explain how to plan for, deploy, and manage Availability Groups from the ground up in easy to understand examples and demos.
Azure Managed Instances—Your Bridge to the Cloud Joey D'Antoni
Managed Instances can make your cloud migrations simpler, but have their own nuances. Learn about what you need to know to manage this new platform.
Modernize on-prem SQL Servers to Azure using Azure Database Migration Service Microsoft
SQL Server 2008/R2 is soon reaching end of support. We'll take a look at the migration life cycle and show you how easy it is to migrate SQL Server instances to Azure with near-zero downtime by using the Azure Database Migration Service and related tools. We'll also give you a deep dive how to perform scale migrations using our CLI components
Experience SQL Server 2017: The Modern Database Platform Bob Ward
Looking to upgrade your SQL Server? This session will discuss all the new features and capabilities of SQL Server 2017 including SQL Server on Linux, Docker Containers, Graph Database, Python, Adaptive Query Processing, Automatic Tuning, and HADR.
Power BI Report Server: A Deep Dive Patrick LeBlanc
So, you think you know everything you need to know about the Power BI Report Server because you use traditional SQL Server Reporting Services. Well, don’t believe it!
HADR for SQL Server on Linux Sanjay Mishra
This session will cover High Availability and Disaster Recovery solutions for SQL Server on Linux. What technology options are available and how to build a highly available database solution on Linux
Create SQL FCIs with AGs cross site with no SAN rep??? Dan Stillwell
Multi Site Tier 1 HA solution: 5 parts (1 Windows Cluster, 2 lots of cluster storage, 3 SQL FCI’s & 4 AG’s)
In Database Automation We Trust Yaniv Yehuda
Why can't DBAs seem to trust automation for the Database? Here's how to overcome that mistrust and conquer database automation.
Succeeding as a Remote Worker Tim Ford
With over 15 years of experience as a semi-remote Lead DBA for a medical system, running a consultancy firm, producing SQL Cruise events and balancing a personal life Tim Ford has a pocketful of tips to share in making "remote" work for you.
Patch Management Strategies for SQL Server Deployments Allan Hirt
Patching is often the cause of most of our downtime be it hardware, Windows, or SQL Server. This session will guide you around pitfalls to increase your uptime and reliability while managing your downtime related to patching and updating
Using SQL Servers AlwaysOn Availability Groups Denny Cherry
In this session we will look at the features which are provided with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and 2014 as part of the "AlwaysOn" features including site to site configurations to allow of a large scale high availability solution.
Advanced SQL Server 2012 HA and DR Architectures Christian Bolton
In this session I'll cover advanced HA and DR architectures for SQL Server 2012 that also enable you to scale-out certain workloads.
Always ON Overview & Field Experience Microsoft
The introduction of Availability Groups in SQL Server 2012 and the flexibility this gives administrators is truly awesome. In these session we will cover what Availability Groups bring to the table
Enabling Flash to Support Mission-Critical Applications LSI
In this session we will discuss how using flash with intelligent caching can allow an economical mix of flash and HDDs to be used to provide huge performance gains
Monitoring and Performance Tuning for AlwaysOn SentryOne
SQL Sentry will present their revolutionary new software which provides enhanced visibility and manageability for advanced AlwaysOn topologies.
SQL 2012 Always on Deep Dive Bob Duffy
Always On Availability Groups offer a huge leap forward in terms of high availability. This sessions is a demo based introduction to the high availability changes in SQL 2012 emphasizing key features and benefits.
Using SQL Server 2012s Always On Denny Cherry
In this session we will look at the features which are provided with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 as part of the "AlwaysOn" features including site to site configurations to allow of a large scale high availability solution.
War stories from implementing SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn Dan Stillwell
I will illustrate how SQL AlwaysOn can be used as a tier 1 solution. I will go through the barriers and misconceptions that I tackled whilst implementing it within the real world.
A Preview of High Availability in SQL Server 2012 Allan Hirt
Mission critical is a major focus of SQL Server 2012. There are quite a few changes in this release to ensure that you maximize your uptime and reliability when it comes to SQL Server. This session will start preparing you for what is coming.
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