SQL Server Administration Part1 (Udemy.com)

SQL Education with a purpose

( 351 Reviews )

Created by: Raphael Asghar

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

Manage SQL Server Administration; install SQL Server in a Production environment following best practice, review storage, data and log files necessities, understand the importance of backups and restores, configure security and more

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Overall Score : 92 / 100

Course Description

The following course will introduce to you the foundation of SQL Server Administration Part 1 as it's practiced in the production real world situations. I have designed this course for the beginner but at the same time introduced elements that are practiced in the real world, so the student gains a faster understanding of the requirements in the production server. Anyone interested in understanding, configuring, managing or is responsible for SQL Server systems will benefit from this course. My first course T-SQL, while not mandatory, should be taken so you gain a better understanding of this course. All software, SQL Scripts and documentation is provided for you. All you need is a desire to learn and fullfill you future goals. These courses will give you that direction.Who this course is for:

I have designed the course for beginners that want to learn how to manage a SQL Server. With examples that are practiced in the real world, the student will valuable lessons that is not taught in books. It is also designed for experienced network adminstrators,developers, programmers, analysts and accidental dbas that want to learn SQL Administration

Time: 10h

Instructor Details

Raphael Asghar

4.6 Rating
351 Reviews

Worked as a Production SQL Database Administrator for over 12 years for various companies such as Neutrogena, BakeMark, Solutions2Go and NextGen. Want to help those students that want more that the basic SQL Language. Creating real life courses for those students who want a simple path to becoming a SQL DBA. I love SQL Administration and all that is involved in managing and creating a stable SQL architecture environment. I want to pass that experience and information to my students.

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By Dsouza on 12/27/2020

explanation on transaction logs and backup is superb

By Piyush Ohri on 12/27/2020

Awesome course! Covered a lot of material. Cant wait to take part 2 and part 3.

By Sri on 12/20/2020

very good

By Kazuaki Aoki on 12/20/2020

Well organized, and easy to understand. Good course.

By Yared Desta on 11/25/2020

Grate course! anyone thinking of taking this course just do it. Raphael makes it simple and interesting.

By Jay Pedersen on 11/23/2020

I felt my DBA capabilities were increased by this course. I would recommend the course to a friend or colleague.
I think the course could be improved by double-checkout all the resource files for the lectures. Probably about 90% of the time the resources are correct, but there is an annoying 10% where they are not correct and are missing some of the T-SQL that was gone over, for example.

By Sandeep kumar Mishra on 11/22/2020