Manage Both On-Prem and Azure Databases with SQL Server PowerShell Archives

About the Presentation

In today’s world, you’re more likely to have databases both on premises and in the cloud. Managing databases in different environments can make your life more complicated, but with the new PowerShell cmdlets introduced with SQL Server 2014, it actually becomes easier.

In this session, we’ll introduce you to the new cmdlets and show you how to manage your on-prem and Azure databases consistently.

Session Level: Intermediate

This session was presented at PASS Summit 2014.

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Microsoft SQL Server MVP and Practice Leader

Allen White

Allen White is an UpSearch Alum and Microsoft SQL Server MVP. For over 30 years, Allen has specialized in developing applications that manage the movement of data and maximize data's usefulness. Allen excels at communicating highly technical information using language that results in increased client engagement and understanding, regardless of technical competency.

Allen has been working with relational database systems for over 20 years. He has architected database solutions in application areas like retail point-of-sale (POS), POS audit, loss prevention, logistics, school district information management, purchasing and asset inventory and runtime analytics. Allen thrives on providing comprehensive solutions to information management problems across a great variety of application environments.

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