Office Hours is Moving to Wednesdays
For the last few years, we’ve hosted a Tuesday webcast to talk SQL Server.
We’re giving it a vacation in August, and then starting September 2, Office Hours is coming back on Wednesdays.
This is easier for us because of the way our SQL Critical Care® service works. We’re typically working with clients interactively on Monday and Tuesday, and then Wednesday we take a break to write the findings recap. It’s easier for us to take a midday break on Wednesdays.
Here’s a sampling of some of the questions we’ve answered at Office Hours:
- What are your recommendations for service accounts? Unique domain accounts for each instance/service, shared domain accounts, or something else?
- Can you explain why one database can be added to AG with just a full backup and another would need a transaction log backup as well?
- Working on my first AG setup in 2012. I don’t quite understand how the listener works with DNS. Does the listener name get registered with each AG IP?
- We’re looking into Amazon Web Services cloud with SQL Server, any thoughts or tips or things to be aware of?
- Ever ran into an instance where database gets detached automatically after server restart?
- What would you recommend as MAXDOP for a server with 80 cores?
To pick our brains and learn from other questions/answers, register for Office Hours here.
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I was excited to join my first ever ‘Office Hours’ today (28/07/15) only to find that you have all fled the office and are enjoying the Oregon Coast !
Have a great break! You guys deserve it :0)
These are great questions, and it would be even greater if you could write up the answers somehow somewhere 😉
Alex – and imagine how cool it would be if we had an online log where we could post thousands of articles for free. 😉
Amazingly cool. You guys rock.
Consider the EST time zone for webcast? Lunch hour is typically booked…although I have caught a few webcasts whilst scarfing at my keyboard…
Tom – yeah, that’s what we hear from a lot of attendees – they want the training to happen when they don’t have other meetings, and lunchtime works really well for that.