When Network Infrastructure Throttles SQL Server (Analyzing HADR_SYNC_COMMIT)
by Michal Kovaľ on 22/07/2021We recently resolved a critical performance issue where a client reported an unusual spike in HADR_SYNC_COMMIT wait types.
Read moreWe recently resolved a critical performance issue where a client reported an unusual spike in HADR_SYNC_COMMIT wait types.
Read moreIn the world of SQL Server, TEMPDB is often called the "public dumping ground." We expect it to be busy, but we also expect it to clean up after itself.
Read moreYou might have been wondering what all those ANSI settings are and how they can affect you work.
Read moreRecently, we have got a case where our customer requested to implement archiving strategy for their DWH. We wanted to share with you how we approached this and what was the final output.
Read moreA customer’s SQL Server instance reached 100% CPU utilization. Blocking increased, response times deteriorated, and unrelated workloads slowed down. The cause was a Camunda worker query executed roughly 100 times per second in one database and 40–50 times
Read moreIn high-concurrency environments, deadlocks are more than just technical glitches...they are silent performance killers.
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