#SQL server 2017 RC1
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metasyssoftware-blog · 8 years ago
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SQL Server on Linux!? – Meet SQL Server 2017
Over the last decade, DATA is the NEW OIL. While the increasing amount of digitization has led to data exploding exponentially, several other factors have also contributed. The cost of data storage has dropped substantially; enterprises are unwilling to delete any of their data. DATA is now a Corporate Asset and archived NOT deleted.
In the “Always On-Line” world all the systems accumulate huge amounts of data in real time.   Analysts & experts want to analyze these mountains of data, popularly known as “Big Data”. The world today believes that in order to prosper and grow, they have to have the ability to “spot” emerging trends and patterns before they become mainstream.
This has led to a spectacular increase in the use of the Apache Hadoop Linux platform for Analytics. Data scientists across the world have been using this platform to manage and analyze “Big Data” since traditional SQL databases were not suitable in this environment. In the past, Microsoft provided interfaces to these technologies. To aid its own expansion and grab a market share in the emerging technologies Microsoft released R server for Hadoop & Linux and included R services starting with SQL 2016. They are further fortifying this position with the launch of SQL 2017 RC1.
Microsoft has introduced SQL Server 2017 RC1 which supports Linux. Interestingly Microsoft has chosen to support Red Hat Server & Desktop, Suse Linux & Ubuntu Linux flavors which cover most of the current installations. SQL server 2017 supports Linux and Active Directory services authentication for both Windows & Linux domain clients, allowing authentication of users across different platforms.
SQL server 2017 includes analytics using built in Python & R services! Microsoft has always focused on security. SQL server 2017 has TLS support so the data between SQL Server & clients can be always encrypted!
Some the features are not supported in this release of SQL server as yet. You can find details of the Microsoft release notes here.
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prashantjayaram · 8 years ago
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A Quick Start Guide to Managing SQL Server 2017 on CentOS/RHEL Using the SSH Protocol
A Quick Start Guide to Managing SQL Server 2017 on CentOS/RHEL Using the SSH Protocol
This article details the following How to get PuTTY and SQL Server How to install/uninstall SQL 2017 CTP2.1 How to Upgrade to SQL 2017 RC1 How to Install/remove SQL Tools Further reading, A Quick Start Guide to Managing SQL Server 2017 on CentOS/RHEL Using the SSH Protocol Suggestions and comments are most welcome! Happy Learning!!          
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cristian-randieri · 8 years ago
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Microsofts Sql Server 2017 Rc1 Now Available - Shared from https://t.co/0kd0sdjL7c. [https://t.co/ef5LulMs7c] http://pic.twitter.com/xEjK2l1zez
— Database Market (@database_ma) October 3, 2017
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it-online · 8 years ago
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Microsoft disponibiliza SQL Server 2017 RC1 para Windows, Linux, macOS e Docker
Microsoft disponibiliza SQL Server 2017 RC1 para Windows, Linux, macOS e Docker
A Microsoft anunciou ontem via SQL Server Blog, a disponibilização da primeira Release Candidate do SQL Server 2017 para Windows, Linux, macOS e Docker Containers.
Segundo a companhia, desde o seu anuncio em 2016 foram disponibilizadas sete CTPs(community technology previews), contendo cada atualização novos recursos e melhorias. Destas recursos, a Microsoft destaca o suporte ao processamento de…
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akemoi · 8 years ago
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Microsoft annonce la disponibilité en téléchargement de la RC1 de SQL Server 2017
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sqljoker · 8 years ago
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🤓 - https://t.co/RWps5dfH94 - The RC1 of SQL Server 2017 has been released! https://t.co/OmBYEuPCmw #SQL_Server_2017 #SqlServer #Sql
— SQL Joker (@sql_joker) July 18, 2017
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