Upcoming Conferences: SQLSaturdays in Denmark and Portugal.
– Presenting In-Memory OLTP Deep-Dive for Administrators
In March and April, 2 European SQLSaturdays take place, which have the potential for a real insiders’ tip:
On March 29th in Copenhagen, Danmark
and April 12th in Lisbon, Portugal.
Since I already participated as a speaker in Copenhagen last year, I can avouch from “insider information” for the excellent organization and speaker choice.
And my much valued collegue Niko Neugebauer (Blog, Twitter:@NikoNeugebauer) vouches for Portugal – after all what has “leaked” in th emeantine, it will be another congenial event. Condign to the first SQLSaturday-Location in Europe ever.
I would like to at least mention some speakers, whom I personally know, by name, but I would also like to stress immediately that all other sessions are definitely worth looking at just as well:
In Denmark there will be:
- André Kamman from the Netherlands on BIML and SSIS deployment automation
- Belkis Ozhorasan from Turkey with a deep-dive on In-Memory for Developes
David Peter Hansen, MCM, on Integration Services Internals - Glenn Berry from then US on I/O Performance Analysis
- Hugo Kornelis, what else would it be, on index optimization
- Jen Stirrup, the European voice in the Board of Directors of the PASS on PowerBI and Big Data
- Jens Vestergaard on Analysis Services Security
- Mikael Wedham on SSIS Script components
- Milos Radivojevic from Austria, on the new Cardinality Estimator in SQL Server 2014
- Marco Russo from Italy on DAX-optimization
- Marcin Szeliga from Poland on denormalization and Indexing
- Margarita Naumova, an MCM-collegue from Bulgaria on Query optimization
- Neil Hambly with Memory Management
- Uwe Ricken, MCM from Germany with a deep-dive in CRUD-operations
I am excited to see all of you again soon!
The complete Agenda can be found here: www.sqlsaturday.com/275/schedule.aspx
I am excited to see all of you again soon in Copenhagen!
In Portugal there will be:
- Belkis Ozhorasan here as well with the Deep-Dive on In-Memory for Developers
- Brent Ozar on AlwaysOn Availability Groups and Engine-Internals
- Constantin Klein, einem Kollegen aus der PASS Rhein/Main und Leiter der .Net Usergroup in Deutschland zu dem SQL Server Data Tools
- Dejan Sarka from Slovenia on high performing statistical Queries
- Edwin Sarmiento on the influence of the transaction log on HA/DR as well as on Big Data in Sharepoint 2013
- Glenn Berry on I/O Performance analysis
- Hugo Kornelis from the Netherlands on user defined aggregates
- Johan Bijnens from Belgium on Powershell for DBAs
- Matija Lah from Slovenia on XQuery
- Mihail Mateev from Bulgaria on Entity Framework 6
- Milos Radivojevic, also here on the new Cardinality Estimator in SQL Server 2014
- Niko Neugebauer with another edition of his Columnstore Index Deep-Dive
- Oliver Engels together with Julian Breunung, my collegues from the Rhein/Main-Chapter in Germany with the legendary M vs P vs R Data Exploration-Language-Battle
- Oliver Engels another time with Tillmann Eitelberg, my Co-Chapter-Leader from Cologne on Power in the Cloud
- Paul Turley on data visualization as well as on the Tabular Model
- Peter ter Braake, from the Netherlands, on MDX as well as on DataMining
- Regis Baccaro, from Denmark on Sharepoint Administration
- Jen Stirrup, the European voice in the Board of Directors of the PASS on Power View visualization
- Scott Klein, the probably most-travelled Technical Evangelist from Microsoft/USA – what else should it be: on HA/DR and SQL Azure
- Sergey Olontsev on Query plans in Deep-Dive
- Turgay Sahtiyan from Turkey with 10 Performance Tips for SQL Server
The complete Agenda can be found here: www.sqlsaturday.com/267/schedule.aspx
I am excited to see all of you again soon in Lisbon!
And my humble self, what am I presenting?
After I have been engaged deeply with eXtreme Transactional Processing, the new, integrated, In-Memory Engine of SQL Server, since November 2013, where I presented this new technology for the first time publically in Germany, I will now give a Deep-Dive for Administrators:
SQL Server 2014 In-Memory OLTP / XTP Management Deep Dive
@SQLSaturday Denmark & Portugal
You have heard about Hekaton, respectively the new acronym XTP (eXtreme Transactional Processing) and you want to know how it works under the cover? In this session we will take a closer look at the architecture, where the performance benefits come from and how it works in detail. What kind of files is SQL Server using for transactional consistency, what happens when you delete data inside the log and inside the data files. We will see the Merge-Process and the Garbage Collector in action, see how memory management works for XTP enabled databases, and thereby get an in-depth understanding of how this completely new storage engine works and how to optimize for it.
CU in Copenhagen, Lisbon.. or at another conference soon 🙂
Andreas
