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Mastering SQL Query Performance in Azure: Sixty Minutes into the Query Store

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Mastering SQL Query Performance in Azure: Sixty Minutes into the Query Store

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We’re super excited to be back with a new Meetup this February!
Tune in from 18:00 till 19:00 CET to see a demo-heavy session about performance problem-solving in SQL Server.

About the Session:
Resolving the query performance problem quickly can be challenging. That’s where you can take advantage of the SQL Server feature known as Query Store.

Query Store is a powerful feature in SQL Server that provides valuable insights into query performance and helps optimize database performance. The Query Store feature is so powerful that SQL Server 2022 enables all the new databases by default. Knowing how to leverage and take advantage of this feature to the fullest is important.

About the speaker:
Deepthi is a SQL Server Database Administrator with several years of experience in Administering SQL Servers. She is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Microsoft certified trainer and Microsoft certified professional with an Associate and Expert level Certification in Data Management and Analytics.

Deepthi blogs for DBANuggets.com, and is a Co-Organizer for Microsoft Data and AI South Florida user group, Data TGIF, Cloud Data Driven User Group, Future Data Driven Summit and Data Platform Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Virtual Group. She is also DEI Steering Committee member for PASS Data Community Summit. She is a Redgate Community Ambassador. Along with this, Deepthi loves arts and crafts.

About the host:
Daniel Paulus is a serial conference and meetup organiser. He's a Managing Consultant at Delegate, a Microsoft Azure focused consultancy company, and a Microsoft Azure MVP. He helps companies succeed with Cloud Native technologies and DevOps practices. When not working with tech you can find him out in the woods or fishing at a lake.

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