As you might know, I have written a long time ago a book about Service Broker – a technology within SQL Server that almost nobody is aware of and interested in. But Service Broker provides you an elegant way to implement reliable, distributed, message-based applications directly within the database. One of the hardest things to …
Creating a distributed Service Broker application with Docker + read more
Every time when I talk about the benefits of Docker, I get the same question -over and over again: “How do you deal with persistent data in Docker Containers? When you remove the Docker Container, the generated data inside the Container is also lost, which is a no-go for a SQL Server Container”. Let’s try …
In my last 2 blog postings I have talked about how to deploy a SQL Server Availability Group into a Kubernetes Cluster. Today I want to continue to talk about Kubernetes, but I want to show you how you can deploy a stand-alone SQL Server Instance into a Kubernetes Cluster. Why? Before I show you …
Deploying a stand-alone SQL Server Instance into a Kubernetes Cluster + read more
In my previous blog posting I have talked about how to create a SQL Server 2019 Availability Group in Kubernetes. Today I want to continue with that discussion, and I want to show you how you can perform a Failover of such an Availability Group. Performing a Failover To perform an Availability Group Failover in …
SQL Server Availability Group Failovers in Kubernetes + read more
In one of my last blog postings I have shown you how I run SQL Server natively on my Mac. In today’s blog posting I want to continue with that approach, and I want to show you how you can create a custom SQL Server Docker Image, and how you can run that one in …
Running a custom SQL Server Docker Image in Amazon AWS + read more
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