Azure Monitor and Log Analytics are a very important part of Azure infrastructure. In my opinion, the adoption of these tools should start before a company starts its migration to azure. Using these tools over on premises servers can generate a performance baseline to be used when migrating the servers, ensuring the environment will be … Read more
Or: How to make magic tricks with T-SQL Starting our magic show, let’s first set the stage: Count Distinct doesn’t work with Window Partition Preparing the example In order to reach the conclusion above and solve it, let’s first build a scenario. Using Azure SQL Database, we can create a sample database called AdventureWorksLT, a … Read more
This new year start with the death of PASS, the professional association that for so many years supported the SQLFamily around the world and helped so many to achieve their professional goals. You can still read the communication, but PASS is ‘going dark’ on January 15, meaning none of its features and resources will be … Read more
Azure Data Studio is a great tool and supports way more than only SQL. Recently, Azure Data Studio included the support to Kusto language, or KQL. Kusto is a query language used for massive amounts of streamed data, perfect for logs. That’s why Kusto was initially created for Azure Monitor and Azure Log Analytics. However, Azure … Read more
You may have noticed the export feature on Azure resource groups don’t like too much the Data Factory. We can’t completely export a Data Factory as an ARM template, it fails. Probably you know you don’t need to care about this too much. You can link the data factory with a github repo and get … Read more
Browser tabs hold some similarities with tribbles in the way they multiply. Before you can notice, you have hundreds of them. However, in the same way tibbles are fluffy, browser tabs sometimes hold fluffy information as well, the kind of information you know you need but usually you are not sure where to hold it … Read more
