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SQL Server 2017 Administrator's Guide

You're reading from   SQL Server 2017 Administrator's Guide One stop solution for DBAs to monitor, manage, and maintain enterprise databases

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786462541
Length 434 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Vladimír Mužný Vladimír Mužný
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Marek Chmel Marek Chmel
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Preface 1. Setting up SQL Server 2017 2. Keeping Your SQL Server Environment Healthy FREE CHAPTER 3. Backup and Recovery 4. Securing Your SQL Server 5. Disaster Recovery Options 6. Indexing and Performance 7. Troubleshooting SQL Server Environment and Internals 8. Migration and Upgrade 9. Automation - Using Tools to Manage and Monitor SQL Server 2017 10. Always On High Availability Features 11. In-Memory OLTP - Why and How to Use it 12. Combining SQL Server 2017 with Azure

Performance monitoring overview

How to define performance? We could say that it is basically a response time for a request. While monitoring and tuning the performance, we must not just measure the response time but we need to monitor many factors affecting the performance. What's more, we need to find out the rot cause of why the system slows down. Based on previous experience it's good to consider the following points:

  • Amount of requests: Just a benchmark value affecting the level of concurrency on data and CPUs used by requests.
  • Space affected by the request: How much data is moved between hard disk and memory? Is this amount of data necessary for request fulfillment or could it be reduced?
  • Request types: Is the instance of SQL Server being asked more for a lot of smaller random I/O operations or is it being asked more for long scanning operations such as aggregation...
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