This critical situation still exists in many live production environments in various organizations. This quick Life Saver techniques will quickly enable you to provide prompt solution as a patch with Resource Governor features. This helps to manage memory, cpu resources and enables various applications & reporting to perform better by creating resource pools and allocating the memory for various groups, users, databases, applications. This session answers below questions.
- What does Resource Governor do?
- What is a resource Pool?
- Why any basic/intermediate users are given caution before implementing Resource Governor?
- What is this capable of doing in terms of allocating resources to the users, databases and applications?
- What are the methods to implement Resource Governor & how to monitor the resource pools in terms of GUI & T-SQL?
There are plenty of questions raised for implementing the Resource Governor. Let us take a deep dive in understanding the internals & architecture of Resource Governor and implementing & maintaining a live environment with live sample.
You can take away working scripts, functions, tools to make a Resource Governor work and manage them.
Prerequisites:
Basic idea about memory & other resources within SQL Server.
Session Goals:
- To better understand the CAUTION given to basic/intermediate users.
- To enlighten the admins to use Resource Governor and the ways to identify and help a specific P1 applications to perform much better.
- Organize and streamline the users, ad-hoc requests and other congestions that make the SQL Server perform very poor.