Andrew is a SQL Server DBA, originally from Swansea, Wales but has been living in Dublin, Ireland for the last 5 years.
He blogs at dbafromthecold.com and has multiple articles published on SQLServerCentral.com and SQLShack.com.
He has spoken at multiple events in Europe and the US over the last year and really enjoys presenting on subjects that he has a passion for.
Andrew Pruski has submitted 9 sessions for SQLBits 2020, although the agenda hasn't been chosen yet. See all
submitted sessions.
Pending Sessions
Played around with SQL Server in containers and want to delve further into the platform? This session is for you!
In this session we'll dive straight into the Docker platform and investigate its internals.
In this session we will explore the concept of Chaos Engineering, its core concepts, and how it has been implemented at various companies. Then we'll look at how it can be implemented with regard to SQL Server.
This session provides an overview of the different options for running SQL Server containers in Azure. We'll push images to the cloud and deploy to either Azure Container Instances or Azure Kubernetes Service.
Played around with SQL Server in containers and want to delve further into the platform? This session is for you!
In this session we'll dive straight into the Docker platform and investigate its internals.
In this session we will explore the concept of Chaos Engineering, its core concepts, and how it has been implemented at various companies. Then we'll look at how it can be implemented with regard to SQL Server.
This session provides an overview of the different options for running SQL Server containers in Azure. We'll push images to the cloud and deploy to either Azure Container Instances or Azure Kubernetes Service.
Played around with SQL Server in containers and want to delve further into the platform? This session is for you!
In this session we'll dive straight into the Docker platform and investigate its internals.
In this session we will explore the concept of Chaos Engineering, its core concepts, and how it has been implemented at various companies. Then we'll look at how it can be implemented with regard to SQL Server.
This session provides an overview of the different options for running SQL Server containers in Azure. We'll push images to the cloud and deploy to either Azure Container Instances or Azure Kubernetes Service.