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24 Hours of PASS: Summit Preview 2015

Session Date/Time (dd-MM-YYYY 24h) Speaker Category Track Title
17-09-2015 12:00 Alex Whittles 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Beginners Guide to MDX
17-09-2015 13:00 Melody Zacharias 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development Distributed Replay: Testing with Your Data, Your Way!
17-09-2015 14:00 Allan Hirt 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment What’s New for High Availability in SQL Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016
17-09-2015 15:00 Amit Banerjee, Sourabh Agarwal 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment How to be a Ninja: Troubleshooting SQL performance on Azure Virtual Machines
17-09-2015 16:00 Tim Mitchell 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Building Better SSIS Packages
17-09-2015 17:00 Pinal Dave 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development 7 Tips to Performance Tuning, Optimization, and Everything
17-09-2015 18:00 Dmitri Korotkevitch 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment SQL Server Internals: The Practical Angle - Sneak Peek
17-09-2015 19:00 Russ Thomas 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Professional Development Stress Inoculation: Maintaining Performance Under Pressure
17-09-2015 20:00 Aaron Bertrand 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development 50 Things All SQL Server Developers Need to Know
17-09-2015 21:00 Chris Bell 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment Hacking Exposé Too: Just How Transparent is TDE?
17-09-2015 22:00 Stacia Varga 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Information Delivery Visualizing Data: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
17-09-2015 23:00 Bradley Ball, Josh Luedeman 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development Optimize ALL THE DATA! Preview Edition
18-09-2015 00:00 Kendra Little 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development Take the SQL Server Index Quiz!
18-09-2015 01:00 Paul Turley 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment Upgrade and Migration Planning BI Features for SQL Server 2014 and 2016
18-09-2015 02:00 Mike Hillwig 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Professional Development Leadership Without Borders: Working with Global Teams
18-09-2015 03:00 Kalen Delaney 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development Highlights From Index Internals: RowStore, ColumnStore, and NoStore!
18-09-2015 04:00 Pam Shaw 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Taking the Scare out of Monster Reports
18-09-2015 05:00 Bill Preachuk 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development Hadoop Essentials for the SQL Server Professional
18-09-2015 06:00 Joseph D'Antoni 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Finding Your Balance: BI in the Cloud, On Premises, or Both
18-09-2015 07:00 Sean McCown 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment The Enterprise Scripting Workshop
18-09-2015 08:00 Margarita Naumova 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Application & Database Development The Top 8 Reasons for Your Transaction Performance Problems
18-09-2015 09:00 Allan Mitchell 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment Building a Scalable Analytical Solution Using IaaS and Elasticsearch
18-09-2015 10:00 John Welch 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Advanced Scripting Using SSIS Script Tasks and Components
18-09-2015 11:00 Edwin M Sarmiento 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration Integrating SQL Server Analysis Services with Hadoop

SessionID: 39850

Beginners Guide to MDX

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 12:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): Alex Whittles

Title: Beginners Guide to MDX

Description:

Give your queries a multidimensional makeover. In this session we'll look at the structure and basics of MDX, the Multi Dimensional query eXpression language for querying Analysis Services OLAP cubes.

MDX can seem daunting, but when broken down into the basics, it's easier than you think. We'll start at the beginning, so you need no previous MDX experience, but it does help to have some experience with cubes. If you already write MDX but struggle with the syntax, then you need to attend this session!

The session walks through the difference between a member, measure, tuple, set, and dimension. We describe how to decipher a [] from a {} or a (), and we look at some of the awesome power that MDX can provide to your reporting.

SessionID: 39851

Distributed Replay: Testing with Your Data, Your Way!

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 13:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Melody Zacharias

Title: Distributed Replay: Testing with Your Data, Your Way!

Description:

Do you want to test application upgrades, index tuning or multi-client applications with data specific to your organization? Distributed Replay, introduced with SQL Server 2012, is a tool that enables you to accomplish exactly that. This session covers why you should use it, how to set it up, and which types of data to collect for testing and replay. The session demonstrates tangible methods and undocumented tidbits that you can take back to your environment to create immediate and measurable tests.

SessionID: 39852

What’s New for High Availability in SQL Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 14:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Allan Hirt

Title: What’s New for High Availability in SQL Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016

Description:

SQL Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016 will be here before we know it. These new versions bring changes to the features both in SQL Server as well as in the underlying Windows platform that affect availability. This session will cover what is new and what has changed in Windows Server failover clusters (WSFCs), clustered instances (FCIs), availability groups (AGs), and other aspects that will affect how you plan and deploy highly available SQL Server instances and databases.

SessionID: 39853

How to be a Ninja: Troubleshooting SQL performance on Azure Virtual Machines

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 15:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Amit Banerjee, Sourabh Agarwal

Title: How to be a Ninja: Troubleshooting SQL performance on Azure Virtual Machines

Description:

Troubleshooting is an art but the tricks of the trade changed with the advent of Azure Virtual Machines. Performance troubleshooting is different and at the same time very similar to what you have been used to for SQL Server. SQL Server performance on Azure VMs can be a sore point for many as the host troubleshooting entry points are limited and the knowledge of the internal workings scarce.

In this session, we will show you what best practices should be known for SQL Server instances running on Azure Virtual Machines! We will talk about tips on automating the implementation of all these best practices during deployment making this a single one-click deployment. This session will be a pre-cursor to our pre-con where we will go the whole nine yards and detail how to automate deployments from scratch, implement best practices automatically and analyze performance issues magically!

SessionID: 39854

Building Better SSIS Packages

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 16:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): Tim Mitchell

Title: Building Better SSIS Packages

Description:

Building packages in SQL Server Integration Services is easy. Building good packages takes a bit more effort.

SQL Server Integration Services is deceptively easy to use. With a few hours of instruction or self-study, most data professionals can throw together an SSIS package. However, creating a process that simply runs successfully isn’t the endgame; enterprise-class ETL demands a higher standard. Specifically, well-designed packages will be: • Reliable • Resilient • Reusable • Maintainable • Well performing

There’s nothing magical about building rock-solid SSIS packages, but it does take some discipline, experience, and a library of best practices. That is exactly the aim of this course: to demonstrate a set of proven practices that help frame the development of enterprise-ready SSIS packages.

In this preview of my full-day presentation, we will walk through each of these five facets of well-built packages, discussing and then demonstrating ways of applying these practices to design better SSIS packages. Among the topics for the day: • Checking for problems even when the package executes successfully • Building effective tests for your packages • Error handling and prevention • Being kind to your fellow developers by building clear and easy-to-maintain packages • Leave a trail of evidence: package logging done properly • Avoiding performance bottlenecks: tips for making packages run faster • Using the right tool for the job by integrating non-SSIS tools when appropriate

SessionID: 39855

7 Tips to Performance Tuning, Optimization, and Everything

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 17:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Pinal Dave

Title: 7 Tips to Performance Tuning, Optimization, and Everything

Description:

This demo-oriented session answers the questions that database administrators and developers often have about performance tuning and query optimization. Some problems have straightforward answers, but others are often invisible or need attention without even a problem statement.

In this session we will go discuss about indexes, bottlenecks and optimization of queries. This session will give you a preview of the pre-con session to be presented at PASS Summit 2015.

SessionID: 39856

SQL Server Internals: The Practical Angle - Sneak Peek

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 18:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Dmitri Korotkevitch

Title: SQL Server Internals: The Practical Angle - Sneak Peek

Description:

A deep understanding of SQL Server internals makes it much easier to design and maintain efficient SQL Server solutions. Unfortunately, database professionals who lack this knowledge often make design and implementation decisions that adversely affect their systems.

“SQL Server Internals: The Practical Angle” pre-con helps to address these issues. It shows how SQL Server components work under the hood and how it affects your systems. It is for database professionals who want to get the most from SQL Server.

In this session, Dmitri provides an overview of the pre-con and gives you a sneak peek of the several topics it covers:

SessionID: 39857

Stress Inoculation: Maintaining Performance Under Pressure

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 19:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Professional Development

Speaker(s): Russ Thomas

Title: Stress Inoculation: Maintaining Performance Under Pressure

Description:

Stress is a natural reaction to demanding events for which our natural resources to cope or react are low. Initial effects might be increased energy and focus but can quickly give way to inaction and costly mistakes.

This course presents a variety of simple yet highly actionable techniques borrowed from some of the most stressful fields on earth. In this course, you learn to apply the same methods that doctors, military, law enforcement, and paramedics learn to cope and perform under high-stress situations. Discover how easily these techniques translate to almost any career or endeavor.

Whether you regularly support a multi-million dollar data center on a 24-hour on-call rotation or are asked to restore production while three levels of management look over your shoulder, counting the dollars lost per minute, everyone is susceptible to stress. Some people just have a higher immunity. Attend this inoculation session and get caught up on your boosters.

SessionID: 39858

50 Things All SQL Server Developers Need to Know

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 20:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Aaron Bertrand

Title: 50 Things All SQL Server Developers Need to Know

Description:

At this year's PASS Summit, I will be delivering a full day seminar for developers, entitled, "50 Things All SQL Server Developers Need to Know." I plan on opening up my toolbox and presenting you with a vast amount of knowledge, as well as dozens of tips and techniques for getting the most performance out of SQL Server. During the 24HOP Summit Preview, I'm going to provide an overview of my pre-con, including several useful demos and sneak peeks into the content.

SessionID: 39859

Hacking Exposé Too: Just How Transparent is TDE?

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 21:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Chris Bell

Title: Hacking Exposé Too: Just How Transparent is TDE?

Description:

You need to be compliant but can’t change source code or SQL code. What’s your option? Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), of course!

The real question, though, is just how transparent is TDE?

In this second installment of the Hacking Exposé series, we assume the role of a hacker, dig into our database, and steal your backups and data files. Next, we try to restore the files, and even dig into the files themselves and see what might be exposed.

We then go through the steps to lock down your data using TDE. Once again, we assume the role of a hacker and try to dig through the database, steal backups and data files, and see what is available to us.

*Warning: Do not try these demos at work without proper permissions, as some actual hacking techniques are used.

SessionID: 39891

Visualizing Data: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 22:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Information Delivery

Speaker(s): Stacia Varga

Title: Visualizing Data: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Description:

The Microsoft BI stack provides an assortment of data visualization tools, but do you know how to use these tools effectively to communicate information clearly? In this preview of my preconference workshop, you learn about the vocabulary of visualization as we explore one of the four categories of visualizations that I'll explain in the preconference session. For this selected category, we'll see how misuse of this type of visualizations can distort your data and how to correct it by selecting the right tool and applying the appropriate design. Last, we 'll compare and contrast the options available among the Microsoft BI toolset for working with this type of visualization so that you have a better understanding of the available options so you can decide which of these tools best support your own visualization requirements.

SessionID: 39892

Optimize ALL THE DATA! Preview Edition

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Event Date: 17-09-2015 23:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Bradley Ball, Josh Luedeman

Title: Optimize ALL THE DATA! Preview Edition

Description:

In everything you do we want you to be successful. From daily life to the IT world that you live. This session is a preview of the pre-con Josh and I are doing at the PASS Summit. Our goal is to discuss briefly the topics we will be covering.

Your entire IT eco-system is complex. You need to be able to evaluate the maturity of your systems, and understand how to take them to the next level. We will focus on the six pillars of the "data life cycle optimization": Architecture & Configuration, Availability & Continuity, Performance & Optimization, Enterprise BI, Big Data, and Business & Predictive Analytics.

In 60 minutes we will take you on a roller coaster ride of what you should consider, what you should expect, and have a little fun!

SessionID: 39893

Take the SQL Server Index Quiz!

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 00:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Kendra Little

Title: Take the SQL Server Index Quiz!

Description:

How well versed are you on SQL Server indexes? Join this free session to take a quiz on SQL Server indexes to test your knowledge on clustered indexes, nonclustered indexes, filtered indexes, and more!

SessionID: 39896

Upgrade and Migration Planning BI Features for SQL Server 2014 and 2016

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 01:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Paul Turley

Title: Upgrade and Migration Planning BI Features for SQL Server 2014 and 2016

Description:

An upgrade and/or migration is far more than just a case of moving a database or installing a new version of SQL Server. This preview of my PASS Summit pre-conference session will guide you through the process, looking at not only the technology but the methodology, processes and tools that we have at our disposal to make a successful move to more current versions on premises, in the cloud, or both with SQL Server in an Azure VM or Azure SQL Database. We will touch on workload-specific upgrade needs for OLTP, HA, SSAS/SSRS, and SSIS environments. For those impacted by the end of extended support for SQL Server 2005 on 04/12/2016, we will discuss enhancements to the SQL Server platform and examples of how to take advantage of the latest features.

SessionID: 39900

Leadership Without Borders: Working with Global Teams

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 02:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Professional Development

Speaker(s): Mike Hillwig

Title: Leadership Without Borders: Working with Global Teams

Description:

As companies become more global, IT teams need to adapt. This often means having resources in locations outside our home countries as well as hiring outside parties for staff augmentation. As we place people in locations outside our own walls, processes and practices need to keep up with this shift. Whether your people are in Boston, Berlin, Bangalore, or Beijing, they all need to work together. We look at the challenges of having a globally diverse team, including collaboration, feedback, work assignments, and performance evaluations. We also look at outsourcing, offshoring, and a combination of the two. And we look at one of the greatest benefits: follow-the-sun support. In this session, we demonstrate how a language barrier isn't usually the biggest challenge and how cultural differences make the most impact. 

SessionID: 39901

Highlights From Index Internals: RowStore, ColumnStore, and NoStore!

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 03:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Kalen Delaney

Title: Highlights From Index Internals: RowStore, ColumnStore, and NoStore!

Description:

Indexes allow SQL Server to access your data in the most efficient manner. Indexes are the only tuning technique that can improve query performance by orders of magnitude. Understanding exactly how your indexes are structured can enable you to choose the best indexes for your queries. SQL Server 2014 provides three very different kinds of index structures: traditional B-tree clustered and nonclustered indexes, ColumnStore clustered and nonclustered indexes, and in-memory indexes that are used for memory-optimized tables. In this preview of my PASS Summit session, we take a brief look at how each of these three types of indexes is stored and used. For B-tree indexes, we look at the difference between clustered and nonclustered indexes, and we explore fragmentation and defragmentation. For ColumnStore indexes, we see how they are stored differently than B-tree row-based indexes, and we compare SQL Server 2012 nonclustered indexes with SQL Server 2014 clustered ColumnStores. For in-memory online transaction processing (OLTP) indexes, we see yet another way of managing indexes. Because indexes for memory-optimized tables are not stored on disk (hence the NoStore reference), we talk about how they can be persisted across SQL Server restarts. For each type, we also cover some best practice recommendations. Knowing how indexes are useful and how each type is stored and managed can enable you to compare them and to decide which index type is the best choice for your needs.

SessionID: 39902

Taking the Scare out of Monster Reports

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 04:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): Pam Shaw

Title: Taking the Scare out of Monster Reports

Description:

So the big wigs have come up with a “master” report that shows everything you could ever want on a single report. It includes grids and charts of varying sizes and complexities. And of course, they want it to be pretty as well.This session discusses how to use SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) to bring it all together while avoiding pitfalls and mistakes. The demonstration shows you how to build a multipage, dashboard-style report to manage your report server, showing a multitude of grids and charts. Discuss the challenges with data reuse and formatting while exploring techniques for getting them to work.   

SessionID: 39903

Hadoop Essentials for the SQL Server Professional

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 05:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Bill Preachuk

Title: Hadoop Essentials for the SQL Server Professional

Description:

New to Hadoop?  Lets get started. In this session we will begin with a quick 'Hadoop in 10 minutes' overview. Next we will focus on Hive - the Hadoop SQL variant that is a perfect entry point for SQL Server professionals into the world of Hadoop.We will the highlight some of the similarities and differences between SQL Server/T-SQL and Hive/HiveQL. Finally we will demo for you many of the compelling capabilities of Hive.   

SessionID: 39904

Finding Your Balance: BI in the Cloud, On Premises, or Both

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 06:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): Joseph D'Antoni

Title: Finding Your Balance: BI in the Cloud, On Premises, or Both

Description:

In this last nine months, the whole world of Microsoft BI has had significant changes—Microsoft introduced a new BI client, a new version of the Power BI service, terrific enhancements to Azure SQL DB, and an Azure Data SQL Warehouse. There are also improvements that are coming in SQL Server 2016 that merit mention—enhancements to SSIS, SSRS, SSAS tabular.

In this preview of the PASS Summit pre-con, you will learn about: • Building a sample hybrid architecture • How to ensure your data stays secure within the cloud • Thinking about which systems should stay on-premises and which should be cloud candidates • How to configure single sign-on and automatic refresh from your on-premises data sources

You will have a nice preview of what you will learn in October’s pre-con—and what is coming for BI in the near future and how it works with your existing architecture. 

SessionID: 39905

The Enterprise Scripting Workshop

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 07:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Sean McCown

Title: The Enterprise Scripting Workshop

Description:

The database administrator (DBA) life can be frustrating: You rarely have time to innovate because the same tasks fill up your time day after day. Your users are unhappy about how long it takes to resolve “simple” tickets. You need to put big items on hold to manage special requests. As careful as you are, mistakes creep in the busier you get.

This is a preview of the PASS Summit pre-conference session. In the pre-conference workshop, learn how to develop enterprise scripts with a huge range of uses. A good set of reusable scripts can reduce task time from hours or days to just a few minutes, and eliminate mistakes from your environment.• Enterprise philosophy: Tackle simple tasks with the whole environment in mind. • Single data store: Define the benefits and uses of a single central database for common-use data and metadata. • Choice of tools: Choose the best tool (e.g., PowerShell, T-SQL, SSIS) for the job. • Environment ground work: Prepare your environment for enterprise scripting. • Real-world scripts: Work through dozens of enterprise scripting issues (e.g., alerting, error handling, multiple SQL versions) as you develop a real enterprise script in class

This session is for DBAs with a basic understanding of PowerShell. It’s for anyone who touches backups or security, maintains databases, troubleshoots performance, monitors disk space, or any of a hundred other DBA tasks. Enterprise scripting is for anyone who has more tasks than time.

SessionID: 39906

The Top 8 Reasons for Your Transaction Performance Problems

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 08:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Application & Database Development

Speaker(s): Margarita Naumova

Title: The Top 8 Reasons for Your Transaction Performance Problems

Description:

Transaction is running slow! You have definitely heard this at least once in your daily work as a DBA. Optimizing transaction performance is the focus of my session at PASS Summit. Learn why is important for you to attend my session at PASS Summit. See why the transaction performance tuning is different than query tuning, and where the main differences are, learn all the prerequisites to be able to get the most of The top 8 reasons for transaction performance session.

SessionID: 39907

Building a Scalable Analytical Solution Using IaaS and Elasticsearch

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 09:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: Enterprise Database Administration & Deployment

Speaker(s): Allan Mitchell

Title: Building a Scalable Analytical Solution Using IaaS and Elasticsearch

Description:

This session is a teaser to my half day session at this year's PASS Summit in Seattle.  The cloud has really changed the way we architect solutions.  A key enabler for the cloud is the ability to take your on-premise solution and lift it to the cloud with very little change.  Once in the cloud you get all the goodness of scale and management.

My session is going to show you how to take a non Microsoft product (Elasticsearch) and move it into the Microsoft cloud.  I will show you how to do this with a repeatable and measurable process.  

Elasticsearch is a distributed restful search and analytics application. It is document oriented, schema free, and based on the Lucene search engine. Not content with being a free text search engine, Elasticsearch lets you perform real-time analytics over your data as well.  Along with SolR it is at the forefront of text analytics and is used the world over.

Finally I will show you some visualisations in Kibana.  Kibana allows you to create time-based comparisons over your data and gives the users power to derive insight from the data.

Remember this session is a teaser.  Come to the real session in Seattle to get a much deeper insight.

SessionID: 39908

Advanced Scripting Using SSIS Script Tasks and Components

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 10:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): John Welch

Title: Advanced Scripting Using SSIS Script Tasks and Components

Description:

SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) offers significant capabilities out of the box. However, many data movement projects have needs that go above and beyond common scenarios. Have you ever needed to calculate running totals during your ETL process? What about using dynamically updated business rules during processing to determine which data is valid? These things, and many more, can be accomplished by using the script task and component within SSIS. This session demonstrates several scripts in SSIS that show how to take full advantage of the capabilities of SSIS. This session is intended for people who have worked with and understand SSIS and have a basic understanding of .NET development.

SessionID: 39909

Integrating SQL Server Analysis Services with Hadoop

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Event Date: 18-09-2015 11:00 - Category: 24 Hours of PASS (60 minutes) - Track: BI Platform Architecture, Development & Administration

Speaker(s): Edwin M Sarmiento

Title: Integrating SQL Server Analysis Services with Hadoop

Description:

Although Hadoop is designed for scalability with massive amounts of data, it is inherently slow. This makes ad hoc analysis prohibitive because of slow query performance. To address this issue, you can bring Hadoop data into SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS). This session looks at how to integrate SQL SSAS with Hadoop to provide real-time data analysis and reporting. You learn about the Hadoop ecosystem and architecture, how to integrate Hadoop with SSAS, and how to take advantage of the Hadoop-SSAS combination to provide a data analysis platform for your business.