Your guide to SQL Server and storage

Your guide to SQL Server and storage

Sponsored by: Tegile

The intersection of storage infrastructure and database platforms is one of the most critical yet misunderstood relationships in the entire data center. And it’s not getting any easier for storage admins or DBAs: the volume of data retained and accessed by today’s organizations is exploding at an unprecedented rate. Businesses expect the IT department to keep data online and accessible indefinitely—so how should you manage storage for SQL Server? Discover in this guide how to avoid the common pitfalls of deploying and maintaining SQL Server. Read on to learn the basics of SQL Server and SQL workload characteristics, as well as: Key considerations for storage architecture with regard to SQL Server Best practices for leveraging flash storage for SQL Server How to facilitate database and transaction log backups And more

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