I’m working with a great company named Opsgility to produce some training around using SQL Server and Azure Database. Some of the demos I’ve been producing are around using hybrid scenarios without Active Directory and/or a VPN connection to Azure. Some people may unfortunately encounter these scenrios and have to use them. I’m sorry! I […]
Month: February 2015
How Much Do SQL Server Licenses Cost?
So I’m being a little bit of an SEO whore in this post because it took way to many google searches to get this data. SQL Server 2019 Enterprise Edition—Core Licensing Only–$27, 495/4 cores, $13, 747.50 per additional 2 core packs. SQL Server 2019 Standard Edition—Core licensing–$7171/4 cores, $3585.50 per additional 2 core packs, SQL […]
Managed Backup to Azure—Configuring on Your Server
Anything that simplifies backup is something that I’m a big fan of—as a DBA it’s your job to make sure your company can restore its critical data in the hardware failure, user error, or natural disaster. So making the process simple and easy is a good thing right? Another thing that is important is sending […]