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4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server
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4 tips to Boost Performance of Azure SQL Server

Vedran Sep 6, 2020 Tagged with Azure, Performance, sql, SQL Server

There are ways to greatly improve performance and power of your SQL Server databases in Azure. …

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Capacity Calculator for Storage Spaces

Vedran Aug 10, 2020 Tagged with Calculator, Capacity, Storage Spaces

There is no official information (that I am aware of) on how to calculate maximum capacity …

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High Speed Storage in Azure?
Performance, Storage

High Speed Storage in Azure?

Vedran Apr 29, 2020 Tagged with Azure, disk, Performance, SQL Server, storage, Storage Spaces

Have you noticed that storage is a major bottleneck in all cloud providers (Azure, AWS, Google …

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8 Myths about Storage Spaces
Performance, Storage

8 Myths about Storage Spaces

Vedran Jul 28, 2019 Tagged with Storage Spaces, Windows

Introduction EVERYBODY should read this! Whether you have a big database that needs speed, or other …

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Data Engine, Storage

Databases on file share

Vedran Dec 9, 2018

Introduction You might have lot of virtual machines (VM) for Dev and Test environments. And a …

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A Random Thought

The worst place in the world to store your backups is on the same portion of the I/O subsystem as the databases themselves.

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