Database engineer with a passion for automation
This is now the third post in a series on Azure tags. You can read the other two posts here to get up to speed with where we’ve been, however that isn’t required for this post . Keeping track of Azure resources with tags – Part 1 Keeping track of Azure resources with tags –…
Last week, in Part 1, we talked about how to easily keep track of our resources with tags. There are many strategies for tagging your resources but I specifically focused on adding a ‘dateCreated’ tag so we could see when resources were created – since this isn’t available by default. During that post we identified…
I’ve been working on some Azure exams recently, and I personally learn best by fiddling with things. The Microsoft learn content is excellent, and I’d highly recommend that for any of the Azure exams I’ve taken so far. However, I also like to build things myself and experiment a little with all the available options.…
Last week I gave a presentation at Data South West on dbachecks and dbatools. One of the questions I got was whether you could run dbachecks against Azure SQL Databases, to which I had no idea. I always try to be prepared for potential questions that might come up, but I had only been thinking…
I’ve been thinking about the cloud a lot lately, and I feel it’s an area that I would benefit from learning more about. I’ve attended a couple of presentations on SQL Managed Instances and have read enough to be dangerous (or accidentally spend a lot of money, one of my biggest fears when working in…