Migrate your SQL Server database to Amazon RDS

This tutorial assumes that you already have your SQL Server Amazon Relational Database Services (RDS) database up and running. You will need the following: 1. Your RDS Endpoint: “trai.cjss4rqkzige.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com” in the example below 2. Your Master Username: “sa” in the example below 3. Your password   4. Install SQL Server Management Studio and connect to… Continue reading Migrate your SQL Server database to Amazon RDS

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SQL Server IO performance on Amazon Web Services

When running your databases on an Amazon server instances, the disks on which your databases run are what Amazon calls “Elastic Block Storage” (EBS) volumes. EBS volumes are networked attached (NAS) disks. This means that data moved to and from the disks goes through the network interface card along with all the network traffic. This… Continue reading SQL Server IO performance on Amazon Web Services