I have already shown you in the past how to install and run SQL Server in Docker Containers, and how to deploy Availability Groups and stand-alone SQL Server Instances into Kubernetes Clusters. In today’s blog posting I want to continue this discussion and you will learn how to install and configure SQL Server on Linux. …
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
Today I’m quite happy to announce my upcoming SQLpassion Trainings for the next few months. Currently I have scheduled the following online trainings: Design, Deploy, and Optimize SQL Server on VMware SQL Server on Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes SQL Server Performance Tuning & Troubleshooting Workshop I’m quite happy to provide a brand-new training about how …
Today I want to talk about a very interesting topic in VMware vSphere: the Cores per Socket option, and how you should configure it for your SQL Server based Virtual Machine. The VMware Recommendation The recommendation from VMware is that you set the Cores per Socket option to 1. This means that you are getting …
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