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Windows Server Is Still a Thing and SQL Server Still Runs on Top of It

Posted October 18, 2018 by Allan Hirt in Hyper-V, Linux, SQL Server 2017, SQL Server 2019, Windows Server, Windows Server 2019

Windows Server is not dead. Long live Windows Server.

We Need RDMA for Availability Groups and in All Public Clouds

Posted September 25, 2018 by Allan Hirt in availability groups, AWS, Azure, FCI, GCP, IaaS, Linux, PaaS, public cloud, RDMA, SQL Server, Windows Server

Our SQL Server HA solutions deserve better networking

The No Good, Terrible Processor Flaw and SQL Server Deployments – Nearly Everything You Need To Know

Posted January 4, 2018 by Allan Hirt in Linux, Security, SQL Server, Windows Server

What you need to know to protect against Meltown and Spectre for SQL Server and more

Always On Availability Groups with No Underlying Cluster in SQL Server v.Next

Posted February 22, 2017 by Allan Hirt in Always On, availability groups, Linux, Pacemaker, SQL Server v.Next, Windows Server Failover Cluster

AGs with no WSFC or Pacemaker!

SQL Server Coming to a Linux Distribution Near You?

Posted November 12, 2014 by Allan Hirt in .NET Framework, Linux, SQL Server

What’s next: open source SQL Server? Don’t laugh …

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