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Tag Archives: Scale-Out
Weight doesn’t ALWAYS have to be AlwaysOn
One thing I keep hearing myself mentioning more and more in conversation (and most recently in a discussion group at SQLBits a few days ago) is the ability to configure your Windows Cluster Quorum for situations where each cluster node … Continue reading
Posted in SQL, SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged AlwaysOn, Availability, Availability Groups, Clustering, Quorum, Scale-Out
13 Comments
When should you use NOLOCK?
Well the quick answer to that question is never. And there you have it, the quickest blog post in history (perhaps!). …Except that I should really have said “When should you use READUNCOMMITTED isolation or hint?” and then the question … Continue reading
Posted in SQL, SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged Concurrency, Isolation Levels, Locking, Performance, Scale-Out
2 Comments
SQLRally Scalable Shared Database Demo Redux
Several weeks ago now I had the honour of presenting at the very first ever SQLRally event in Orlando Florida and I gave a presentation around the very large (no pun intended) subject of scaling out your SQL Server data. … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Personal Development, SQL, SQLServerPedia Syndication, Storage
Tagged Availability, Database, File-System, Performance, Public Speaking, Scale-Out, SQLRally
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