I can still remember working in high school when you had to 'dial in' to the internet and Microsoft bought the rights to the Rolling Stones song 'Start Me Up' for the release of their highly anticipated software Windows 95. It was a complete game changer for me and shaped my professional life with the releases of the Windows Server Operating System. While you could never just wing it, the GUI provided a rich interface and the ability to explore features without having to know all the syntax to execute the functionality. You can image the surprise I felt when Microsoft came out with Windows Core--an operating system with no GUI. While you may not have adopted Windows Core yet, our guest, Frank Henninger, suggests you should reconsider. We chat with him about the benefits, some of the challenges, and how we can better take advantage of using Windows Core.
The show notes for today's episode can be found at http://sqldatapartners.com/2019/01/10/episode-157-windows-server-core. Have fun on the SQL Trail!
Episode 58: 4 ways to stay sharp with technical learning
Episode 57: What SQL Server feature would you change?
Episode 56: What is your favorite SQL Server 2016 Feature?
Episode 55: The new and improved SQL Server Reporting Services
Episode 54: An Executive Panel Interview
Episode 53: THE Argenis Fernandez interview on storage
Episode 52: Statistics are coming to the DB R you ready?
Episode 51: A PowerShell Story
Episode 50: SQL Server Settings
Epsidode 49: Temp Tables VS Table Variables
Episode 48: Is the Data Warehouse Dead?
Episode 47: Helping Your Data Find A Home
Episode 46: Unraveling Code
Episode 45 Service Broker
Episode 44: Azure SQL Data Warehouse
Episode 43: Why is ETL so hard?
Episode 42: Who made that change? Find out with Auditing
Episode 41: Index Maintenance
Episode 40: SQL Server Compression
Episode 39: Set statistics and StatisticsParser.com
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