Microsoft Azure offers various database management options for organizations based on their specific requirements. There are three primary SQL database offerings: Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and SQL Virtual Machines (VMs). In this blog post, we...
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User History Bash Script
In my previous blog, "Getting MySQL User Info: Limitations and Possibilities," I described how I found a solution to obtaining a history of login information for a specific user logging into the database from different servers if the audit log plugin is not installed...
Self-Managed vs Cloud-Managed MongoDB: Pros and Cons
MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database management system known for its flexibility, scalability, and ease of use. Developers widely use it to build web applications, mobile applications, and other software systems. In addition, MongoDB can be used as a self-managed...
Troubleshooting Common Issues with Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)
This article is the fourth in a series of blogs discussing Azure Virtual Desktop (formerly Windows Virtual Desktop), a cloud-based desktop and app virtualization service by Microsoft to optimize remote work. Links to the previous three can be found at the bottom of...
Why Keep Your Database Software Up-to-Date?
Databases are the backbone of any organization, and keeping them running smoothly, securely, and efficiently is essential. Therefore, applying updates to the software running your databases is very important. Here are a few reasons to keep your database software...
Holland Backup Manager [ERROR] Insufficient Disk Space
If you're reading this blog, you know that Holland Backup Manager is an easy and efficient way to configure backups. Most of the issues I have experienced are user errors, specifically how I configured the backups. The following error is one such example: [ERROR]...
Using Workload Manager (WLM) to End Long-Running Queries
We, as DBAs, have all encountered a situation where a bad query just kept running and sucked up the database resources while holding onto logs. It's always a "simple select" that seems to run over 12 hours. Db2 used to have the governor. This nifty little tool was...
What Is Microsoft Sentinel and How Can It Benefit Your Organization?
When it comes to protecting your IT assets and providing intelligent security analytics at the cloud scale for your enterprise, Microsoft Sentinel is an excellent choice for you to use in your cloud environment. Over the next few blogs I write, I will go in-depth with...
15 Reasons Why You Need a Point-in-Time Recovery Plan for MySQL
As a business owner, you understand how important it is to keep your data safe and secure. Your company's data is one of its most valuable assets, and you cannot afford to lose it. That's why it's crucial to implement a point-in-time recovery plan for your MySQL...
Top 10 Things to Investigate for Azure SQL Performance or if Azure SQL is Running Slow or Performing Poorly
As businesses move towards cloud-based services, Microsoft’s Azure SQL Database has become a popular choice for many organizations. It provides scalability, security, and high availability while reducing the need for on-premises infrastructure. However, like any other technology, Azure SQL Database may experience performance issues.





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