Database Administration & Monitoring, SQL Server SQL Server: Automatic Soft-NUMA and uneven CPU load 20.04.2022 by Microsoft Team SQL Server has CPU limitations depending on the Edition. If your VM is not configured properly you can reach these limits very easily. In a previous post, I described the effect VM misconfigurations can have on performance because not(…)
SQL Server SQLBits 2022 – Levelling up my Performance Tuning skills 10.03.2022 by Microsoft Team As a consultant at dbi services, I am lucky enough to have time dedicated to training and conferences. This week I have the chance to attend one of the most important conferences for Data professionals: SQLBits 2022.
Database Administration & Monitoring, Oracle How to configure Linux Server to run Oracle Database 19c on Persistent Memory 04.02.2022 by Oracle Team Introduction to Persistent Memory In the last few years, storage media have become more and more advanced and faster. Today, SSD disks are almost standard as storage and if an Oracle database really has an I/O critical workload, nvme storage(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance, Oracle Statspack with Oracle Database 19c and Multitenant 17.01.2022 by Jérôme Dubar Introduction When it comes to performance analysis on Oracle databases, everybody think about Diagnostic Pack. This is a very complete tool and it brings much more metrics than a DBA can analyze. But there is a big drawback with this(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance, SQL Server SQL Server: how to have the number of core-based licenses used on my environment? 08.12.2021 by Stéphane Haby This week, a customer asks me to find out how many SQL Server Standard licenses are used in their environment. The licensing is core based and to not be used for Sserver + Cals licenses. To have an idea,(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance SQL Server: Using Client Statistics to validate a query regression after a change in the database compatibility level 11.08.2021 by Stéphane Haby Few days ago, I have very poor performance on a database that I migrate from SQL 2012 to SQL 2019. The developer Team asks me to upgrade the number of CPU and the Memory to have better performance.
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance, SQL Server SQL Server SCOM Alert Analysis: The Average Wait Time of SQL instance “xxx” on computer “xxx” is too high 28.06.2021 by Stéphane Haby I have an interested alert on SCOM for SQL Server by a customer two weeks ago. In the SCOM interface, the warning on the server is MSSQL2016: The Average Wait Time of SQL instance “xxx” on computer “xxx” is(…)
Cloud, PostgreSQL Google Cloud SQL Insights: ASH, plans and statement tagging 31.01.2021 by Open source Team By Franck Pachot . Looking at database performance has always been necessary to optimize the response time or throughput, but when it comes to public cloud where you are charged by resource usage, performance tuning is critical for cost(…)
Cloud, Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Development & Performance, Hardware & Storage Oracle Database Appliance vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 18.10.2020 by Jérôme Dubar Introduction Oracle Database Appliances are very popular these days. And not only among new customers for this kind of engineered systems. Almost all customers already using old generation ODAs are renewing their infrastructure by choosing again ODAs, meaning that the(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management, Oracle Upgrade to Oracle 19c – performance issue 15.10.2020 by Oracle Team In this blog I want to introduce you to a workaround for a performance issue which randomly appeared during the upgrades of several Oracle 12c databases to 19c I performed for a financial services provider. During the upgrades we ran(…)