
Webinar review of: Architectural Choices That Affect Performance: Why Design Impacts Performance on Microsoft SQL Server by Kevin Kline, Principal Program Manager, SentryOne.
In Kline’s words: “…ten common design choices made during the creation of a Microsoft SQL Server database application which hurts the performance of your application.
… great for Developers … and for DBAs who are usually concerned with keeping servers up and running…”.
Here’s a handful of the items covered in the webinar.
Unexpected architectural choices that impact performance:
- Server instance
- File layout
- Tables
- Indexes
- Columns
- Data types
- Data constraints
- Data attributes
- Data quality
- Concurrency
Special architectural options for better performance
- Columnstore
- In-Memory OLTP
- Data compression
Lots of demos, best practice information, what to avoid, performance impediments, ways to fix performance issues and better performance choices.
I give the webinar “Architectural Choices That Affect Performance” a thumbs up!
DBAs you can make the tough choices! Right?
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