Two Days of Advanced Performance Techniques - July 14-15, New York City

re: Two Day of Advanced Performance Techniques - July 14-15, New York City

Alexander Kuznetsov — Thu, 19 May 2011 02:59:56 GMT

Hi Adam,

I think you will find a lot of interested audience in Chicago.

Have you considered allowing to register for just one day of those two, or letting two different people attend two days?

Is your parallelism talk targeted at DBAs or developers?

Would you mind fixing the following typo: Eduction.

re: Two Day of Advanced Performance Techniques - July 14-15, New York City

Stephen Mandeville — Thu, 19 May 2011 14:18:00 GMT

Montreal area would be cool

and i could coordinate with Jena-René Roy to get as many people as possible.

smandeville@lacaisse.com

re: Two Day of Advanced Performance Techniques - July 14-15, New York City

Warner Chaves — Thu, 19 May 2011 18:02:37 GMT

I second the Montreal option, short car ride from Ottawa!

re: Two Day of Advanced Performance Techniques - July 14-15, New York City

Adam Machanic — Thu, 19 May 2011 19:26:04 GMT

Alex: Have I considered allowing people to take just one day? Yes, but it's surprisingly complex to coordinate and we're not quite there yet. Beside which, I think these two topics complement one another nicely.

The parallelism material is somewhat developer-skewed, but I provide lots of information that DBAs should find to be interesting and useful. See Kendra Little's review of the day I delivered at PASS -- she is a DBA: http://www.littlekendra.com/2010/12/03/manythingsreview/

(Both days actually have material that pertains to DBAs -- I discuss various monitoring scenarios on Day 1)

By the way, thanks for the sharp eyes regarding the typo. But you missed one other one that was in there. For shame!

Stephen and Warner, sounds very interesting! I'll have a chat with you and JR in the next few weeks and see what we can do.

Performance, Discounts, and an Excuse to Visit New York City

Adam Machanic — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 14:39:58 GMT

A couple of weeks ago I announced a two-day advanced performance seminar in New York City, which will