Last Week Reading (2019-03-24)
OMG! My brain almost blew up. All because of MVP Summit I’ve just returned from.
Obviously (due to NDA), I can’t tell you what I’ve seen and found out, tons of very interesting sessions, not only including those about Big Data Cluster. Believe me or not – the universe is expanding. This year is becoming even more interesting for me now.
In the meantime, let’s take a look at what’s new and publicly available.
Press
Using docker named volumes to persist databases in SQL Server
Quick Andrew’s (T) post explains how to keep the databases automatically attached.
Visual Studio 2019 Launch Event
Learn more about that coming product.
Generating a Jupyter Notebook for Glenn Berry’s Diagnostic Queries with PowerShell
Discover the new possibilities of Azure Data Studio along with well-known scripts.
T-SQL Tuesday #112 – Roundup
Shane O’Neill (T) summarizes the topic about a cookie jar.
SQLBits – A World of Free SQL Server and Data Information Online
Dr Greg Low (T) opinions about that event (with a link to whole content).
Now available for preview: Workload importance for Azure SQL Data Warehouse
A CEO can have a higher priority with classifying requests.
A word from Microsoft’s CEO
Today we introduced new capabilities to make collaboration more inclusive and intelligent, while delivering new levels of security and compliance, for the more than 500,000 organizations using Microsoft Teams. https://t.co/084Bnj9KM8
— Satya Nadella (@satyanadella) 19 March 2019
Video: Global Azure Bootcamp 2019
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