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SQL Server 2008 Overview. Lubor Kollar, Group Program Manager. Video. McLaren. McLaren – High Level Architecture. McLaren – Facts. ATLAS – Advanced Telemetry Linked Analysis System Server side C lient side
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SQL Server 2008 Overview Lubor Kollar, Group Program Manager
Video McLaren
McLaren – Facts • ATLAS – Advanced Telemetry Linked Analysis System • Server side • Client side • Inputs from ECU (Engine Control Unit) but also from the environment (weather, temperature, humidity, atmospheric presure) • Collecting 500k data / second during races and practices • Client can work with the current and historical data • Race team collects 2-5 TB of data in a year • SQL Server 2008 technologies • Filestream data type • Reporting Services • Security • Analysis of live data
PRODUCTIVE • Manage by policies • Simplify Application Development • Store any information • TRUSTED • Protect your information • Ensure business continuity • Predictable responses • INTELLIGENT • Integrate data • Deliver relevant information • Drive actionable insights Trusted. Productive. Intelligent.
Trusted • Secure Access • Protect system • Simplify compliance • Protect your informationSecure business-critical data • Ensure Availability • Minimize Downtime • Concurrent Access • Ensure Business ContinuityReliable Platform for your data • Optimize Performance • Analyze Performance • Predict Performance • Predictable ResponseScale for any size business
Predictable Response Resource Governor demo
Productive • Flexible Administration • Manage centrally • Monitor Health Reduce Management CostSpend less time on operations • Easy Access • Program data logic • Sync your data Simplify Development Reduce development time • Unstructured Information • Geospatial information • Structured information Store your informationInformation Lifecycle Management
Intelligent • Build Faster • Manage Efficiently • Scalable Performance Integrate & Manage dataNext Generation Data Warehousing • Author reports • Manage reports • Deliver reports Deliver Relevant Reports Enterprise Reporting Platform • Build Analytical solutions • Extend Reach • Deliver Insight • Drive Actionable InsightScalable and Predictive Analysis
User View of BI Technologies Intelligent demo
Hviezdny Projekt Pan-STARRS
Pan-STARRS • Panoramic Survey Telescope And Rapid Response System • Detect ‘killer asteroids’ • 1.4 Gigapixel camera, 30 sec/picture • Hawaii + JHU + Harvard/CfA + Edinburgh/Durham/Belfast + Max Planck Society • Data Volume • >1 Petabytes/year raw data • Over 5B celestial objectsplus 250B detections in database • 100 TB SQLServer database built at JHU,the largest astronomy DB in the world • 3 copies for redundancy • PS4 • 4 identical telescopes in 2012, generating 4PB/yr
SQL Server – Announcements (new!) • Madison: integration between SQL Server and DATAllegro, release expected within 1H 2010. Look at it if you have a datawarehouse of hudreds of Tb or more • Kilimanjaro: a sort of “R2” version of SQL Server expected to be released within 1H 2010. It includes self-service analysis (project code Gemini) and self-service reporting • Gemini: a column-based in-memory storage that seems to be part of Analysis Services (not so much details by now) and that can be used locally with Excel • Excel "on stereoids": Gemini packaged as add-in for Excel. No model design required. Relationship is inferred by the engine, navigation tool is provided – evolution of PivotTable. Reports can be published on SharePoint. Excel looks like a reporting tool of the future
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