Over the last few weeks I have already written a lot about how to run SQL Server on Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes. But I haven’t yet talked about how SQL Server can actually run on Linux. Therefore, it’s time today to unveil this little secret 🙂 . Drawbridge When Microsoft first thought about SQL Server …
SQL Server on Linux – how does it actually work? + read more
Today I want to show you a very quick blog posting how easy it is to upgrade SQL Server on Linux. As you know from my previous blog posting I’m currently running in my Home Lab a Linux Ubuntu Virtual Machine, where I have installed SQL Server 2019 CTP 2.3. Last week Microsoft has released …
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. …
Yesterday evening I came across a very interesting behavior in SQL Server: a customer has told me that they have some problems by removing a file group that was used for In-Memory OLTP. Unfortunately that is NOT possible! You can’t remove an In-Memory OLTP file group! A simple example Let’s have now a look on …
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
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