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Course Outline

Module 1: SQL Server Components

  • Introduction to the SQL Server Platform
  • Overview of SQL Server Architecture
  • SQL Server Services and Configuration Options

Module 2: Installing SQL Server

  • Considerations for SQL Server Installation
  • TempDB Files
  • Installing SQL Server
  • Automating Installation

Module 3: Upgrading SQL Server to SQL Server 2017

  • Upgrade Requirements
  • Upgrade SQL Server Services
  • Side-by-Side Upgrade: Migrating SQL Server Data and Applications

Module 4: Working with Databases

  • Introduction to Data Storage with SQL Server
  • Managing Storage for System Databases
  • Managing Storage for User Databases
  • Moving and Copying Database Files
  • Buffer Pool Extension

Module 5: Performing Database Maintenance

  • Ensuring Database Integrity
  • Maintaining Indexes
  • Automating Routine Database Maintenance

Module 6: Database Storage Options

  • SQL Server Storage Performance
  • SMB Fileshare
  • SQL Server Storage in Microsoft Azure
  • Stretch Databases

Module 7: Planning to Deploy SQL Server on Microsoft Azure

  • SQL Server Virtual Machines in Azure
  • Azure Storage
  • Azure SQL Authentication
  • Deploying an Azure SQL Database

Module 8: Migrating Databases to Azure SQL Database

  • Database Migration Testing Tools
  • Database Migration Compatibility Issues
  • Migrating an SQL Server Database to Azure SQL Database

Module 9: Deploying SQL Server on a Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine

  • Deploying SQL Server on an Azure VM
  • The Deploy Database to a Microsoft Azure VM Wizard

Module 10: Managing databases in the Cloud

  • Managing Azure SQL Database Security
  • Configure Azure storage
  • Azure Automation

Requirements

  • Fundamental understanding of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionalities.
  • Practical knowledge of Transact-SQL.
  • Working proficiency with relational databases.
  • Some experience in database design.

Audience

The primary audience for this course consists of individuals responsible for administering and maintaining SQL Server databases. These professionals perform database administration and maintenance as their main duty or operate in environments where databases are central to their primary roles.

The secondary audience includes developers who create applications that deliver content from SQL Server databases.

Job role: Database Administrator
Preparation for exam: 70-765

 35 Hours

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