Long overdue blog reflecting at my experience when speaking at dataTGIF
Speaking at data TGIF
Author: reitsees
Reitse began his computer days with GW Basic and quickly followed with Windows 3.11. After that many computers followed and, interrupted by human resource and psychology studies, he got into the IT work field around 2007. There he met Oracle 9. With a command line from 1980. At his current job he met SQL Server. And loved it. Now he’s working with SQL 2008 to SQL 2019 on-premises and a number of Azure SQL Databases, supporting customers and tuning databases. New projects focus more on the Azure data platform as an architect, security advisor and data engineer.
Clustered Columnstore performance with deletes and updates
One way that might speed up you inserts and deletes on Clustered Columnstores. @Microsoft @SQLServer @AzureSQL.
2021 in review, 2022 in preview
2021 in review. Thank you all! @azure @axiansNL @Azure_Synapse @AzDataFactory @Microsoft #zekerweten #MCT
Azure Infrastructure as Code
If you've been working with Azure for more than a few months, you'll find that deploying resources with the portal is a tedious, time consuming and, at times, a frustrating excercise. It's the best starting point you can get, because the portal will show you a lot of options and offers a easy learning curve. … Continue reading Azure Infrastructure as Code
T-SQL Tuesday #145 – The Pandemic, Costa Rica, and Events
My (late) contribution to this month's #tsql2sday
Speaking at Pass Data Community Summit
A few remarks and observations on speaking at #PassDataCommunitySummit
Learning ADF Part 5
Reading data from an API into parquet files with @AzDataFactory #azure
How the DAC saved the day
How using the DAC saved our day!
Monitoring Azure SQL with Zabbix
My first long-read about monitoring your Azure SQL DB with Zabbix. And a little bonus with Linux.
Learning ADF part 4
Creating a Pipeline in @azDataFactory with a @AzureSQLDB with CDC enabled as source and a tumbling window. #AzureDataFactory #Azure
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