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One, Two, Three... Boom!

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...I am back and getting ready to start blogging.

It has been almost ten years since my last blog post. Time flies, indeed!  As you can imagine I have plenty of things to share many of which are related to SQL Server, runtimes and  operating systems in general.

As we expanding our horizons, I am also planning  on taking many of you for a "design ride".  Yes, you got it right. My plan is to leverage your experience to help us with making design choices and bring you the best product possible.

On the side note, I know many of you are wondering, what I have been doing for the last ten years.  In brief, I moved to Midori project in the early 2007. I had spent seven years working there. There I worked on kernel and parts of the runtime. As many of Midorians I had had blast. I had really enjoyed working there. It was very special. Then after Midori, I had taken a quick few months d-tour to work on  Windows kernel team, specifically I had worked on Hypervisor for short period of time. In early 2015, I moved back to SQL Server to work on project Helsinki with the goal of bringing SQL Server to Linux.  And now you can enjoy some results of our work.  Today, you can play with SQL Server on Linux.  While in SQL, my role has expanded and I work on way more things that I could have ever imaged.  And yes, I will share more on this in the future...

So, now lets do the real stuff: Do you have questions? If you do then ask!

The game is back on! Lets have fun.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    December 19, 2016
    Welcome back Slava! It's been a while!!!
  • Anonymous
    December 21, 2016
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  • Anonymous
    December 24, 2016
    Welcome back Slava..Looking forward to your blogs!
  • Anonymous
    December 26, 2016
    Hi Slavo, been a big fan of your work right from the Windows days. Quick question about the SQL on Linux part. How soon are we planning to catchup on the Advancements in this space. I know this is very early stages, but i would love to see more power to SQL Server as much as we can do on Windows Ecosystems today. Not looking for a direct answer, but only here to seek the advise from the Guru.