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In-Memory OLTP: SQL Server In-Memory OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) leverages memory-optimized tables and natively compiled stored procedures to deliver significant performance improvements for transactional workloads. It is particularly beneficial for high-concurrency and low-latency scenarios. ⚡ Boost your transactional performance with SQL Server In-Memory OLTP! By using memory-optimized tables and natively compiled procedures, you can achieve faster transaction processing, making it ideal for high-concurrency, low-latency applications. For further info, DM or email us at [email protected] #SQLServer #InMemoryOLTP #TransactionalWorkloadsPerformanceOptimization #HighConcurrency #LowLatency

All cloud management capabilities are now native in Microsoft Azure. Containers, VM, on-prem, and public cloud infrastructure can be brought together under Azure Arc. You decide who can access your data with full governance and policy tools applied across your systems, regardless of where they reside. Arc delivers on the promise that Azure is “the world’s computer.” For additional information, DM or email us at [email protected]

Azure SQL Database: Microsoft offers Azure SQL Database as a fully managed cloud-based relational database service built on SQL Server technologies. It provides scalability, high availability, and automatic backups, allowing users to focus on application development rather than database management. ☁️ Simplify your database management with Azure SQL Database! Offering scalability, high availability, and automatic backups, this fully managed service lets you focus on building applications while Microsoft handles the rest. For additional information, DM or email us at [email protected] #AzureSQL #CloudDatabase #DatabaseManagement #Scalability #HighAvailability #AutomaticBackups #SQLServer

There are a lot of benefits of monitoring your SQL Server environment. Here are three. 1. Identify and resolve performance and reliability issues early. Monitoring your database environment will provide the visibility to identify performance and reliability issues early, before they cause problems for your users. 2. Prevent data loss. Proactive monitoring and alerting can help detect and prevent data loss. Alerting on errors 823, 824, and 825, can help detect potential hardware issues before they become disruptive events. Reviewing log files and running consistency checks can help reveal corruption. 3. Detect and respond to security threats. By monitoring your database environment, you can detect and respond to security threats. Reviewing failed login attempts and using SQL Audit can help protect your data from unauthorized access or modification. Do you monitor your SQL Servers? For further information, please feel free to DM or email us at [email protected].

Is your SQL Server protected from ransomware? Protecting your data, your company, and your company’s reputation from ransomware requires layers of security and protection. And protecting your SQL Server is one element of the multi-layered approach. Here are 6 things that will help: 1) Regularly update SQL Server and the Operating System 2) Implement robust authentication and access controls 3) Implement network segmentation 4) Reduce SQL Server components 5) Use a secure backup strategy 6) Educate employees on security best practices For further assistance, DM or email us at [email protected]

How often should you test SQL Server backup files? Each environment is different and has its own setup of unique requirements. So, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer here. We generally recommend the following as a good starting point and then adjusting as needed. 1) Checking your SQL backup jobs. Do this daily. Without a backup file, you cannot restore. Don’t rely exclusively on job failure notifications. Make sure the backup jobs completed successfully. 2) Verifying the backup file. Spot check a few key backup files at least monthly to ensure that the files are well-formed and complete. 3) Proving your backups with a test restore. Depending on your systems and the storage requirements, performing a test restore and running an integrity check against the restored database every three or four months is worthwhile exercise. How often do you check your backups? For assistance, DM or email us at [email protected] #SQL #Disasterrecovery #HADR #SQLServer

Simplified & lower pricing for Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance backup storage: For further info, email us at: [email protected] #AzureDB #AzureSQLManagedService #AzureBackupStorage

You want to move your workloads to take advantage of the cloud. We've helped customers like you migrate to Azure for increased agility, measurable cost savings, AI capabilities, security, and more. To see the types of value you’ll gain, DM or contact on: [email protected] #windows #digital #migration #cloud

Ready to explore the right solution for your hybrid or multicloud infrastructure? Schedule a discovery session with us to explore how we can meet your needs with Azure Arc. For further info, contact us : [email protected] Azure #HybridCloud #AzureArc #CloudManagement #MultiCloud #SQLServer

You want to know the paths to modernizing your SQL Server workloads. You also want to know what kind of savings to expect. For further information, contact us: [email protected] #SQLServerWorkload #SQLOptimization #SQLModernization