@RakeshKishore
Sharing a decade of database lessons, failures, and fixes.
Database performance tuning audits, T-SQL scripting optimization deep-dives, core engine troubleshooting consultations, technical writing/blogging collaborations, and mentoring upcoming DBAs on database administration and cloud infrastructure management.
10h ago · 7 min read · It is a tense moment that every database professional faces eventually. A large historical table is dropped, or a massive cleanup script deletes millions of old rows from a database. You look at your
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10h ago · 7 min read · It is the ultimate finger-pointing scenario between database administrators and application developers. A web application suddenly stops working, and the browser displays a critical error message: Con
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1d ago · 6 min read · It is one of the most frustrating sights in any execution plan: a brilliant yellow warning triangle hovering right over a Sort operator or a Hash Match node. When you hover your mouse over the warning
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1d ago · 6 min read · It is the most terrifying message a database user or administrator can ever receive. You open your regular morning system health alerts or check your error logs, and you see an ominous warning stating
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1d ago · 9 min read · It is a nightmare scenario for any database administrator or developer: users start complaining that the application is moving like molasses, and when you log into your database server, you find the C
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