Introducing Application and Multi-Server Management

Number of database apps Number of DBAs Hardware computing capacity Under-utilized hardware Overburdened administrators

Management Studio DBA SQL02 SQL03 SQL04 SQL01 Managed Instances SQL05 Control Point

Schema LOGICAL Tables Views Constraints Sprocs UDFs LOGICAL Tables Views Constraints Sprocs UDFs PHYSICAL Users Logins Indexes PHYSICAL Users Logins Indexes DEPLOYMENT PROFILE Requirements Management Policies Failover Policies DEPLOYMENT PROFILE Requirements Management Policies Failover Policies

Schema DATABASE SCHEMA Tables Views Constraints Sprocs UDFs Users Logins Filegroups DATABASE SCHEMA Tables Views Constraints Sprocs UDFs Users Logins Filegroups PROPERTIES & METADATA Requirements Management Policies Failover Policies PROPERTIES & METADATA Requirements Management Policies Failover Policies

DBA SQL Server Management Studio Managed Instances Control Point DEVELOP DEPLOY MANAGE Visual Studio 2010 Developer Prod DB DBA SQL Server Management Studio Reverse- engineer DAC Create policies Deploy / upgrade DAC Deploy / upgrade DAC.dacpac Compile & build Compile & build Hand off to DBA Deploy / upgrade DAC Deploy / upgrade DAC Manage, register, uninstall, extract, upgrade DAC

ViewsDatabase roles Clustered indexesSchemas Non-clustered indexesLogins T-SQL stored proceduresUsers Check constraintsComputed columns Primary key constraintsTriggers (DML) Foreign key constraintsAlias types Unique constraintsTable types Table-valued functionsScalar functions

Managing the SQL Server Utility Troubleshooting the SQL Server Utility Reducing Noise in CPU Utilization Policies Data-tier Application Tutorials Data-tier Applications in SQL Server 2008 R2 whitepaper

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