Today we are going to discuss the various different types of cloud deployments. Here are the blog posts in the series which we are discussing.
What is Cloud Computing?
We had a long conversation about the strategy and direction of the organization and how the organizations can go to the next level by leveraging Cloud Computing.
What is the Cloud?
We had a long conversation about the strategy and direction of the organization and how the organizations can go to the next level by leveraging the Cloud.
SQL SERVER – Unable to Set Cloud Witness. Error: The Client and Server Cannot Communicate, Because They do Not Possess a Common Algorithm
Recently, I was trying to simulate a client’s environment for which I need to have windows cluster with cloud witness. It didn’t go well, and I encountered an error message. In this blog, I will share the solution of error – “The client and server cannot communicate, because they do not possess a common algorithm” which I received while adding cloud witness. I was following below documentation: Deploy a Cloud Witness for a Failover Cluster
SQL SERVER – How to Reach Out to Cloud – Cloud Computing with PartitionDB
Cloud Computing is not new anymore; everyone is talking about the cloud. Has everyone already touched the sky?
SQL SERVER – Improve Application Performance on Cloud While Reducing Bandwidth Cost
It is very common for people to move database now a day to the cloud. The very first question I often hear from them is – How to Improve Application Performance on Cloud While Reducing Bandwidth Cost?
SQL SERVER – Creating Azure VM for SQL Server Using Portal
I need to admit that Microsoft has been investing big time on the Azure platform and the adoption has been great amongst customers. In the recent past, though I have made several performance tuning activities with customers on SQL Server – many have come back to me asking for consulting into migration into Azure. A lot of conversations have been around lift-and-shift application deployments on an Azure VM (Virtual Machine).