Search results matching tags 'Conferences', 'Performance', and 'Speaking'

SQL Server Performance Tuning and Optimization in Jacksonville, FL on April 27th

KKline — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 13:15:00 GMT

One last reminder - If you're interested in learning more about troubleshooting and optimizing SQL Server performance, please consider coming to the full-day seminar I'll be giving this Friday. Full details are here: http://sqlperftuning.eventbrite.com/. We'll be working some exercises, so bring your laptop with an instance of SQL Server 2008 (or later) running on it. It'll be fun!

I also encourage you to come on down to SQL Saturday 130 the following day - whether there's an official registration for you or not. (But don't tell 'em I said that). :^)

Come by the booth for a visit. I'll be hanging out most of the day and have some nice swag to give away.

Enjoy,

-Kev

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Practical Performance Monitoring and Tuning

Andrew Kelly — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 20:54:33 GMT

My next performance class will be in San Francisco, CA on May 9th thru the 11th. I haven’t been to San Francisco in about 10 years and I am looking forward to getting back there. The material is a bit refined over the first class and I added a few more real world examples so it should be a fun and educational 3 days. If you want to spend a few days with me in San Fran have a look here for more details:

Practical Performance Monitoring and Tuning

Andy

Free Online Performance Tuning Event

Andrew Kelly — Thu, 06 May 2010 13:33:00 GMT

On June 29th 2010 I will be showing several sessions related to performance tuning for SQL Server and they are the best kind because they are free :). So mark your calendars. Here is the event info and URL:

June 29, 2010 - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Eastern

SQL Server is the platform for business. In this day-long free virtual event, well-known SQL Server performance expert Andrew Kelly will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to stay on top of three key areas related to peak performance in SQL Server. You'll gain a better understanding of which bottlenecks might be affecting your system, along with the knowledge of how to address them once you find them. Together, these three sessions will give you a solid basis from which to start tackling the performance bottlenecks in SQL Server.

Hope to see you all there.

Andrew J. Kelly

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Upcoming Seminar and SQL Saturday in Florida, Oct 13-17

KKline — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:24:00 GMT

Please join me for SQL Saturday #21 coming up on Saturday, October 17th. There are over 50 sessions on tap with great speakers from the area and across the nation. Some of the notable speakers include:

Andy Leonard (blog here)
Andy Warren (blog here)
Brian Knight (blog here)
Buck Woody (blog here)
Chad Miller (blog here)
Joe Celco (blog here)
Joe Webb (blog here)
Jonathan Kehayias (blog here)
Kendal Van Dyke (blog here)
Ken Simmons (blog here)

Not only do we have SQL Saturday coming up, but Andy & company put together five world class seminars the week leading up to it! Use code "KKLINE" to get a 20% discount if you register for two or more seminars!

Oct 12 - Essential SQL Server Administration By Andy Warren
Oct 13 - Learn BI In a Day by Brian Knight
Oct 14 - Real World Performance Tuning by Kevin Kline
Oct 15 - Zero to SSIS by Andy Leonard
Oct 16 - Performance Tuning Methodology by Buck Woody

Seminars will be held at the Embassy Suites in Altamonte Springs, FL. Each seminar is $149 and includes a full lunch. Seating is limited, register today!

Attendees of my seminar will get a free copy of my book, Database Benchmarking: A Practical Approach for Oracle and SQL Server, plus other free goodies from my employer, Quest Software. As an added note of explanation, Buck's excellent seminar centers around detecting and troubleshooting performance problems, while my seminar focuses on writing high-performance and highly scalable SQL and Transact-SQL code. Why not sign up for both of them to get comprehensive education on the entire process of writing great code, deploying it, and monitoring it for continued excellent performance?

Finally, I'll be speaking at user groups in the area leading up to SQL Saturday. If you can join me at my seminar or at SQL Saturday, maybe one of these other events better fits your schedule:

Tuesday, Oct 13, Tampa SQL Server User Group (http://www.tampasql.com)
Wednesday, Oct 14, Orlando SQL Server User Group (http://www.opass.org)
Friday, Oct 15, Jacksonville SQL Server User Group (http://jacksonville.sqlpass.org)

I h0pe to see you there!

-Kevin

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