Make An Azure SQL Managed Instance General Purpose FASTER!

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​‪@SQLBalls‬ walks us through how to ensure we are getting the most IOPS out of our ‪@azuresqlmanagedinstance‬ General Purpose Database!
‪@JovanPopovicJocaPC‬ GitHub for Query Performance Insights - github.com/JocaPC/qpi
‪@MicrosoftAzure‬ Storage Premium SSD IOPS - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azu...
‪@JovanPopovicJocaPC‬ Storage layer in General Purpose Azure SQL Managed Instance - / file-layout-in-general...
@JovanPopovicJocaPC Running HammerDB on TPCC96 database on General Purpose Azure SQL Managed Instance - / running-hammerdb-on-tp...
HammerDB - hammerdb.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Synapsis
00:06 Intro Music
00:16 About our Channel
00:55 IOPs and Database Workloads
01:36 Azure Premium SSD's
01:59 Download & Install HammerDB
02:51 Configure Workload TPCC-C DB
04:57 Run HammerDB Workload Baseline 1
07:25 Increase Data File Size Baseline 2
09:05 Increase Log File Size Baseline 3
09:56 Do I need to do this for BC or just GP?

Пікірлер: 5

  • @TheMrvy
    @TheMrvy Жыл бұрын

    I love topics keep it up

  • @SQLBalls

    @SQLBalls

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you Mahmoud!

  • @Stephaniehot-hd6jg
    @Stephaniehot-hd6jg Жыл бұрын

    in 7:00, the results seem to be the IOPS for files of master database, I think it should be the files for tpcc_08 database.

  • @SQLBalls

    @SQLBalls

    Жыл бұрын

    Hie Stephanie, sharp eyes! You are correct, that was my bad. I'm recording another video on this subject for a higher core count and larger warehouses. I will get this corrected in that video and add an updated link for that video here when it drops!

  • @Tales-from-the-Field

    @Tales-from-the-Field

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for paying such close attention Stephanie!

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