I’m Presenting Two Linux Sessions on One Day!

On 12/13 I’m presenting two, back to back, sessions on SQL Server on Linux online. So you can attend from anywhere!

Let’s go through both!

First, on 12/13 at 1PM Central, I’m presenting for the PASS Database Administration Virtual Group here’s my session details:

Topic: Linux OS Fundamentals for the SQL Admin

Registration: You must register if you want to attend. You can register at http://dba.pass.org/. When you register, you will receive a link to the meeting. All attendees will be entered into a raffle for a $25 gift card.

Abstract: SQL Server and PowerShell are now available on Linux and management wants you to leverage this shift in technology to more effectively manage your systems, but you’re a Windows admin! Don’t fear! It’s just an operating system! It has all the same components Windows has and in this session, we’ll show you that. We will look at the Linux operating system architecture and show you how to interact with and manage a Linux system. By the end of this session you’ll be ready to go back to the office and get started working with Linux with a fundamental understanding of how it works.

 

Second, on 12/13 at 2PM Central, I’m presenting at the PASS Marathon: Linux Edition here’s my session details:

Topic: Monitoring Linux Performance for the SQL Server Admin

Registration: You must register if you want to attend. You can register at http://www.pass.org/marathon/2017/december/Registration.aspx.

Abstract: So you’re a SQL Server administrator and you just installed SQL Server on Linux. It’s a whole new world. Don’t fear, it’s just an operating system. It has all the same components Windows has and in this session we’ll show you that. We will look at the Linux operating system architecture and show you where to look for the performance data you’re used to! Further we’ll dive into SQLPAL and how it architecture and internals enables high performance for your SQL Server. By the end of this session you’ll be ready to go back to the office and have a solid understanding of performance monitoring Linux systems and SQL on Linux. We’ll look at the core system components of CPU, Disk, and Memory monitoring techniques for each and look some of the new tools available including new DMVs and DBFS.
Hope to see you online!