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Microsoft SQL Server on Linux Quick Start
Landon Fowler
Landon Fowler
Microsoft SQL Server is a leading relational database management system (RDMS), and now it's available on Linux! Let's take a quick look at how to install and configure SQL Server on Linux, whether we're using a traditional machine, containers, or an Azure SQL VM. We cover how to connect to and manage this popular RDMS using a variety of tools running on our favorite operating system.
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Teaches how to install and manage SQL Server on Linux, a valuable skill for managing and maintaining databases on a popular operating system
Covers how to connect to SQL Server from a variety of tools, providing flexibility and options for database management
Suitable for learners who want to build a foundation in installing, configuring, and managing SQL Server on Linux
Taught by Landon Fowler, an experienced instructor in software development and data management
Examines SQL Server specifically for Linux, providing learners with a focused understanding of its capabilities in this environment
May be less relevant for learners who are more interested in managing SQL Server on Windows or other operating systems
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Learners who complete Microsoft SQL Server on Linux Quick Start will develop knowledge and skills
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Database Administrator
Database Administrator
A Database Administrator (DBA) is responsible for the day-to-day operations of a database system. This includes installing, configuring, and maintaining the database software, as well as monitoring and troubleshooting performance issues. DBAs also work with developers to design and implement new database applications.
This course would be useful for someone looking to become a DBA, as it provides a foundation in the installation, configuration, and management of Microsoft SQL Server on Linux. The course also covers how to connect to and manage SQL Server using a variety of tools, which is a valuable skill for DBAs.
Data Analyst
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Software Engineer
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DevOps Engineer
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Database Developer
Database Developer
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Data Architect
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Network Administrator
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Time
120 hours
Level
Intermediate
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Instructor
Landon Fowler
Language
English
Good to know
Teaches how to install and manage SQL Server on Linux, a valuable skill for managing and maintaining databases on a popular operating system
Covers how to connect to SQL Server from a variety of tools, providing flexibility and options for database management
Suitable for learners who want to build a foundation in installing, configuring, and managing SQL Server on Linux
Taught by Landon Fowler, an experienced instructor in software development and data management
Examines SQL Server specifically for Linux, providing learners with a focused understanding of its capabilities in this environment
May be less relevant for learners who are more interested in managing SQL Server on Windows or other operating systems
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