SQL Server on LinuxSorin Peste, Microsoft

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Why ?

The world is demanding SQL Server on Linux

20K+applications for private preview

Enterprise DB marketruns on Linux

36%

Bringing SQL Server to Linux is another way we are making our products and new innovations more accessible to a broader set of users and meeting them where they are.

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Microsoft

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On the platform of your choiceSQL Server v.Next

Targeting CY2017SQL Server v.Next GA*

*SQL Server v.Next Public Preview available now on Linux, Windows, and Docker.

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11/2016Public Preview @ Connect()

Targeting CY2017GA

Monthly previews

• Support for RHEL, Ubuntu, Docker• Package based installs, Docker image• Failover Clustering through Pacemaker• Backup/Restore• SSMS on Windows connected to Linux• Command line tools: sqlcmd, bcp,

sqlpackage• Log Shipping• Transparent Data Encryption• SCOM Management Pack• DMVs• AlwaysOn Availability Groups• Full text search

Operations Features Programming Features• All major language driver compatibility• In memory OLTP and ColumnStore• Compression• Always Encrypted, Row Level Security, and

Data Masking• Service Broker• Change Data Capture• Partitioning• Auditing• CLR• JSON, XML• Third party tools

What’s working already?

…and more!

• Mirroring• Replication• Windows Authentication• SQL Server Agent (coming CTP 1.4)

• SQL Server Browser• SQL Server R Services• SSAS, SSRS, SSIS, DQS, MDS

Operations Features Programming Features• Stretch DB• Polybase• XP_CMDSHELL

What’s not available yet?

• SQL Server on Linux• Cluster-less Availability Groups• Temporal Tables Retention

Policy• sys.dm_db_stats_histogram• Online non-clustered

columnstore index build and rebuild• Linux process DMVs

Operations Features Programming Features• In-memory: computed columns, JSON

functions, CROSS APPLY• CONCAT_WS, TRANSLATE, TRIM• BULK INSERT from Azure BLOB storage• Clustered Columnstore Indexes now

support LOB columns (nvarchar(max), varchar(max), varbinary(max))

What’s coming in vNext?

Download the bitswww.sqlserveronlinux.com Join the SQL Early Adoption Programtwright@microsoft.com

How ?

How

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dataplatforminsider/2016/12/16/sql-server-on-linux-how-introduction/

2005: SQLOS

2011: Library OS(project Drawbridge)

2016: SQLOS + Library OS = SQLPAL

Platform Abstraction Layer

ThankYou

Sorin PesteMicrosoft

Microsoft