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August 2020
SQL Saturday Iowa City 2020
I'm proud to support this year's SQL Saturday in Iowa, originally scheduled for June 6, but rescheduled to August 1 due to COVID-19. More details are coming soon!
Find out more »SQL Saturday Iowa City 2020 Online
I'm pleased to announce that I will be participating in this year's SQL Saturday Iowa City, to be held online due to COVID-19, on Saturday August 1st. More details coming soon!
Find out more »P21 Connect 2020
I’m thrilled to be selected to present at this year’s P21 Worldwide Users Group CONNECT conference, to be held this year virtually during the weeks of August 23rd to September 11th. The dates and times for David’s sessions and roundtables (recommended early sign in to roundtables as there are limited virtual seats) are below: Monday August 17th Infrastructure, Cloud, and Virtualization Health Checks (Part 1) from 11:30-12:30pm EDT Roundtable on Open Technology from 2:30-4:00pm EDT Wednesday August 19th Infrastructure, Cloud, and Virtualization…
Find out more »September 2020
VMworld 2020
Heraflux is proud to present with Oleg Ulyanov, Senior Solutions Architect from VMware, at this year's virtual VMworld 2020 conference. The session is HCP1720 Architecting SQL Server Workloads on the VMware Hybrid Cloud Platform. This event is FREE for the general attendee pass. You should check this out! Session description: Microsoft SQL Server is one of the most common RDBMSes running on the VMware hybrid cloud platform. In this session, you will learn how to plan a hybrid cloud platform…
Find out more »October 2020
(Virtual) SQL Saturday Memphis 2020
I'm thrilled to have been selected to present at this year's SQL Saturday in Memphis, to be held this year online due to COVID-19. The event will be held online on Saturday, October 3, 2020. I'm presenting an updated session called "Modern SQL Server CPU Architectures for Performance" at 830a Eastern time. Modern CPU architectures are complex and misunderstood, especially as they relate to SQL Server instance configuration and database usage patterns. Default values in virtualization and the SQL Server…
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