Indices y las mejoras del desempeño - Kenneth Urena

The document discusses an upcoming PASS Member Engagement Campaign from March 1st to May 31st 2017. Local PASS groups who bring in the most new members will be awarded Visa gift cards in different categories. It also lists several upcoming virtual group sessions on various SQL Server topics happening in March and April 2017. PASS members are encouraged to participate in local groups and virtual sessions to learn and network.

Latest news from the Professional Association for SQL Server in July 2010. The PASS community encompasses everyone who uses the Microsoft SQL Server or Business Intelligence Platforms. This includes database administrators, application developers, Business Intelligence professionals, information technology professionals, executives, consultants, educators, instructors, and students.

SSW's General Manager, Ulysses Maclaren, will take you through his personal journey of discovery into the world of Power BI. Many companies have valuable data, but the challenge is being able to easily visualize it in a way that allows you to make decisions. He will show in a live demo how Power BI allows even non-technical users to produce and share invaluable reports and dashboards.

Marlon Palha - Discussion re:Atlassian Slack announcement Dileep Bhat - Summit Euro 2018 Preview; Highlights

The document summarizes the agenda for the June chapter meeting of the Swiss PASS group, which was to be held at the Hotel Continental in Lausanne. The first session from 15:45-17:15 was on SQL Server best practices and was to be presented by Charley Hanania, an SQL Server MVP. The second session from 17:45-19:00 was on clustering in SQL Server high availability solutions and was to be presented by David Schmidt from Mediterranean Shipping Company. The document also provided brief updates on PASS virtual learning opportunities and the PASS Summit conference to be held in Seattle in October 2011.

The document discusses machine learning with SQL Server 2016 and R Services. It provides an overview of machine learning, R programming language, and the challenges of using R with SQL databases prior to SQL Server 2016. SQL Server 2016 introduces R Services, which allows running R code directly in the database for high performance, scalable machine learning. R Services integrates R with SQL Server through in-database deployment and parallel processing capabilities. This eliminates data movement and scaling issues while leveraging existing R and SQL skills.

Power BI was initialy a Self-Service BI oriented solution. Personal BI can become a nightmare when not managed. Data governance and data stewardship are good practices to avoid dataset-hell and leverage data culture of your company. In that session, you'll discover ways to manage your Power BI assets by process, organization and some tools like Azure Data Catalog.

The PASS community newsletter provides information about PASS, an association dedicated to SQL Server professionals. PASS connects, shares knowledge, and provides learning opportunities for its members through online communities, chapter events, conferences and educational content. The newsletter announces upcoming PASS events like 24 Hours of PASS, SQLRally conference, and SQL Saturday regional events. It also shares SQL Server news, articles and resources and encourages readers to attend the PASS Summit conference and become a PASS member.

This document provides an overview and outline for a presentation about using SQL Server and Visual Studio for data development. The presentation aims to show ITDMs, DBAs, developers and BI specialists how they can develop data-driven applications across the presentation, middle and database tiers using these Microsoft tools. It will cover topics like application lifecycle management, open data initiatives, and cloud integration capabilities in Visual Studio and SQL Server.

The document outlines the agenda for the TUGA IT 2016 conference in Lisbon, Portugal. It begins with thanking sponsors and the organizing team. The agenda lists several speakers and session topics from 9:00 to 17:30, including sessions on Power BI, custom visuals, embedding, and REST APIs. It also provides information on using Power BI, embedding features, custom visuals, and samples.

This document discusses Microsoft Flow and how it can be used to boost productivity. It provides an overview of creating and managing flows in Flow, using templates, and approval escalation workflows. The document also covers limitations, how Flow can interact with on-premises data using the data gateway, extensibility options, pricing plans, and the roadmap for future enhancements. Key highlights include expanded SharePoint integration, improved approvals functionality, and leveraging other Microsoft services like PowerApps and Power BI.

Presentations by: * Dan Chuparkoff, Atlassian: Latest updates on JIRA and an introduction to Service Desk * Matt Sommer, Alanax: Tracking business leads in JIRA and reporting in Confluence * Anas Alamoudi, Quad Dimensions: Growing a business on JIRA and HipChat * Dave Elkan, Atlassian: Demo of Crontabs for automating team wallboards * Alex Stillings, Twitter: Service Desk saved the HelpDesk! Hosted by Heroku, February 12, 2014.

The document summarizes a presentation about computational patterns for cloud applications. It discusses four key patterns: 1) Reclaimable resources, where cloud applications provision resources on demand and release them when not needed; 2) Harvesting services, where applications consume external services via APIs to simplify responsibilities; 3) Distributed systems, which are the foundation of infrastructure/services and require awareness of failure theory; and 4) Continuous everything, where the cloud enables continuous delivery through automation and testing. The presentation emphasizes leveraging cloud resources, services, and continuous delivery practices.

The PASS Community Newsletter for June 2010 provides information on: - PASS and its mission to connect, share, and learn about SQL Server and BI platforms. - Upcoming Microsoft and PASS events including regional launch events for SQL Server 2008 R2 and 24 Hours of PASS in September. - Top 10 list on SQL Server memory management and articles on leadership and database design for developers. - Details on attending the PASS Summit conference in Seattle in November including sessions, networking opportunities, and value for attendees.

Machine learning applications are typically stitched together from hopes and dreams, shell scripts, cron jobs, home-grown schedulers, snippets of configuration clipped from multiple blog posts, thousands of hard-coded business rules, a.k.a. "our SQL corpus," and a few lines of training and testing code. Organizing all the moving parts into something maintainable and supportive of ongoing development is a challenge most teams have on their TODO list, roadmap, or tech debt pile. Getting ahead of the day-to-day demands and settling into a sane architecture often seems like an unattainable goal. The past several years have seen an explosion of tool-building in the data engineering and analytics area, including in Apache projects spanning the areas of search and information retrieval, job orchestration, file and stream formats, and machine learning libraries. In this talk we will cover our product and development teams' choices of architecture and tools, from data ingestion and storage, through transformations and processing, to presentation of results and publishing to web services, reports, and applications.

This document provides an introduction and overview of Microsoft Flow. It begins with introductions of the presenters and then covers the following topics in Microsoft Flow: 1. How flows can connect to on-premises data using the on-premises data gateway. 2. How environments and data loss prevention settings isolate flows and data. 3. How flows can extend connectivity to systems outside of Microsoft apps through actions, custom connectors, and HTTP requests. 4. A comparison of Logic Apps and how the workflow engines are related. 5. Pricing comparisons between Flow and SharePoint Designer. 6. The roadmap for upcoming Flow features. It concludes with

This document provides an introduction and overview of Microsoft Flow. It begins with introductions of the presenters and then covers the following topics in Microsoft Flow: 1. How flows can connect to on-premises data using the on-premises data gateway. 2. How environments and data loss prevention settings isolate flows and data. 3. How flows can communicate with systems outside of Microsoft Flow using actions, custom connectors, and the HTTP action. 4. A comparison of Logic Apps and how Logic App connectors can be used in Flow. 5. Pricing comparisons between Flow and SharePoint Designer. The roadmap for upcoming Flow features is also discussed. 6

Microsoft Azure ofrece una solución de análisis predictivo 100% Cloud, donde es posible realizar el proceso analítico de búsqueda de patrones en los datos, y a la vez la explotación de estos modelos en un ambiente de producción altamente disponible y escalable como lo es Microsoft Azure.

Analizaremos el subsistema de I/O para detectar los posibles cuellos de botella. Para llevar a cabo esto utilizaremos distintas técnicas y herramientas

Este documento resume una presentación sobre lecciones aprendidas en la implementación de AlwaysOn. Cubre conceptos básicos de alta disponibilidad y recuperación de desastres como RTO, RPO y diferentes estrategias. También explica los componentes clave de AlwaysOn como grupos de disponibilidad y consideraciones al implementarlo en entornos con múltiples nodos.

En esta charla veremos las características del Microsoft R Server y también la integración de R Scripts con SQL Server 2016