You’re a DBA responsible for making sure SQL Server databases are online, backed up, corruption-free, and fast. Your databases have gradually grown in size over time, and you’re starting to hit new size issues you haven’t encountered before.
Nightly maintenance windows are getting smaller, you’re not able to refresh your development environments quickly enough, and you’re not able to run DBCC CHECKDB as often as you’d like.
You’re starting to wonder – how do people with multiple terabytes of databases handle it?
In a free webcast on May 12, I will explain how I came to love storage snapshots. I’ll discuss how they work, why they’re safe to rely on, and how to tell when they’re a good fit for your workloads.
Register here free, and if you can’t make it live, you’ll also be emailed when the recording goes up.
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Looking forward to it
I was a DBA and now I am not working. How can I attend this session?
For registration questions, I’d check on the registration page. Thanks!
Can’t register. Registration page is broken. Somebody did not allow the correct 3rd-party data collecting site in cross-origin access, so browsers don’t trust the calls to dpm.demdex(.)net. The ‘Register Now’ section is just a spinning Pure logo.
Sorry about that! I’ve contacted the folks at Pure to see if they can help.