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SQL Server Patching Troubleshooting
If there is a problem during the upgrade process of a SQL Instance, then follow these instruction, Check the archive Summary.txt, which is located at C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\XXX\Setup Bootstrap\Log directory The second file that keeps logging important...
How to restart an Interrupted Database Restore in SQL Server
If there is a break in the restore process then we can follow the steps below to try solve the problem. First, Open SSMS and execute the following command to look at database Status. SELECT NAME, STATE_DESC FROM SYS.DATABASES As soon as you confirm that database is in...
Configure Remote Debugging Tool on Azure VM
The following instructions, are describing the configuration steps, regarding the Remote Debugging with VS17 on an Azure VM. Preliminary, you must check the VS version. Each version, corresponds to different Remote Tools Visual Studio Version Link 2017 download 2015...
Create Azure SQL Database
In this post, you can see a demonstration of Azure SQL Database. Login to Azure Portal Login to Azure Portal by clicking here Create Resource Group Create Azure SQL Database Create Server Complete the Server Configuration as follows in the example: Choose Pricing Tier...
Maximize your VM’s Performance with Accelerated Networking On Azure
Maximize your VM’s Performance with Accelerated Networking On Azure Good News, for all IT's, Microsoft announce Accelerated Networking, both on Windows and Linux OS. This feature can provide up to 30Gbps in networking throughput. Table of Contents Support VM Instances...
Failover Clustering and Always On Availability Groups on Azure VMs
SQL Server: Failover Clustering and Always On Availability Groups Before we start to configure SQL Server always On, you need to make sure that you have: One Domain Controller Two Database Servers A Storage that will play the File Share Witness (Witness Quorum) All...
Network Trace Capture
Windows command shell allows you to capture network traffic by using netsh command. Netsh trace start scenario=NetConnection capture=yes report=yes persistent=no maxsize=1024 correlation=yes traceFile=C:\Logs\NetTrace.etl netsh trace stop
Capture a Network Trace using CMD
In this post, you can see an easy way to capture a network trace on a Windows machine. You just need to type the following command. Open an elevated command prompt and run : C:\Windows\system32>netsh trace start persisten=yes capture=yes...
Azure VM CPU Per Series
In this post, you can see the categories of virtual machines you can open in the cloud, as well as the CPU type of each: A - SERIES (A0 -A7) CPU Intel Xeon® E5-2630 v3 @ 2.4 GHz Cores / Threads : 8 / 16, L3 Cache : 20 MB, Data Width : 64 bit A - SERIES (A8-A11)...
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George Grammatikos
George Chrysovalantis Grammatikos is an Azure Cloud Architect. He has more than 10 years experience in different technologies like BI & SQL Server Professional level solutions, Azure technologies, networking, security etc. He writes technical blogs for his blog “cloudopszone.com”, MS wiki articles and participates in discussions on Microsoft Wiki and other technical blogs.
