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M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024 – Second Day
A summary of the topics from the second day of the M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024. Introduction to the second day of M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024 The second day of the of the M-Files...
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Make SQL Server services more secure with Managed Service Accounts
In the past years, I actively have been involved in securing MSSQL Instances (and other services).This lead me to use the Managed Service Accounts (MSA) and the grouped Managed Service Accounts...
View ArticleCloudNativePG on minicube on openSUSE Leap Micro 6
Some time ago I’ve written a small blog about how to get openSUSE Leap Micro 6 up and running. As one of the use cases for this distributions is to run container workloads, the next natural step is to...
View ArticleCloudnativePG – Bootstrapping an empty cluster
In the last post we’ve created a very simple three node PostgreSQL cluster using CloudNativePG and this was really easy to do. While this is great to get started quickly, you usually want to have more...
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Self-Signed SSL Certificate is blocked on Chrome or Edge
If you are using Self-Signed SSL Certificates and recently updated your Google Chrome / Edge browser, you might have come across a new kind of error, i.e: “ERR_SSL_KEY_USAGE_INCOMPATIBLE”. In my case,...
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M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024 – Third Day
Welcome session After breakfast we headed to the Auditorium to see the CEO Welcome session for the user and partners. What is knowledge work automation and how it can help. Say goodbye to information...
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M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024 – Last Day
The last day of the conference The last day of the M-Files IMPACT Global Conference 2024 was full of customer presentations and the closing notes of course. One topic was really interesting to me, and...
View ArticleCloudNativePG – Configuring the PostgreSQL instance
In the last post we’ve created a more detailed version of the cluster definition for CloudNativePG. This gave us a PostgreSQL cluster with enabled data checksum, the correct locale, an increased size...
View ArticleCloudNativePG – PostgreSQL extensions
Now that we know how we can configure the PostgreSQL instance and access control, we’re going to look at what you can do when it comes to PostgreSQL extensions with CloudNativePG. As we have a running...
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Plotting SQL Server Performance counters with Python
As a consultant, I often use Performance Monitor (Perfmon) to collect performance metrics for SQL Server. After running Perfmon for, say, a week to capture a baseline of server activity, you can end...
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Oracle Forms: FRM-92290 after upgrade to 12.2.1.19
We are frequently involved in Oracle Fusion Middleware Forms and Reports installation or upgrade. For one of our customers, I upgraded Oracle Forms from version 12.2.1.4 to version 12.2.1.19, and this...
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PosgreSQL + SQL Server = WiltonDB – Part 2 – Database Management
Few months ago I write about WiltonDB and how to install it. Now, I move one step forward with the Database Management. How to create a Database ? I test first with the T-SQL Command CREATE DATABASE...
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M-Files, Migrate Vaults to a High Available environment
If you read my previous blog, you know why I’m doing a migration If not let’s explain it a bit, since 1 year I play with M-Files using an VM in the cloud, but I reached the limits and running a lot of...
View ArticleCloudNativePG – The kubectl plugin
As we’re getting more and more familiar with CloudNativePG, now it’s time to get more information about our cluster, either for monitoring or troubleshooting purposes. Getting information about the...
View ArticleCloudNativePG – Scaling up and down
By now, if you followed the previous posts (here, here, here, here and here), we know quite a bit about how to use CloudNativePG to deploy a PostgreSQL cluster and how to get detailed information...
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Keep an eye on your SQL Agent jobs using T-SQL!
Introduction: A couple of weeks ago I had a customer who was interested in monitoring the duration of some of his SQL-Agent jobs. The jobs were running in a data warehouse environment and were...
View ArticleIs DPR compatible with 12.1 databases running on your ODA?
Introduction Since patch version 19.21 (current one is 19.23), ODA (Oracle Database Appliance) X7, X8 and X9 will require the use of Data Preserving Reprovisioning (DPR) to get the patch. Unlike...
View ArticleHogging Threads check in Apache Tomcat
In Apache Tomcat, there is a Stuck Thread Detector Valve which can be enabled pretty easily through the Tomcat “server.xml” file. I talked about that in a previous blog already and provided an AWK...
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Push images to a Self-Signed Cert registry with Rancher Desktop
I recently had to work on creating some custom images for OpenText Documentum 23.4 that will run on Kubernetes but I faced some trouble while trying to push images with “dockerd” and “nerdctl”. Before...
View ArticleUsing local images with nerdctl build?
Following the issue I talked about in my last blog, I started building local images using “nerdctl” for OpenText Documentum 23.4. That worked properly for the first one, which was using the Red Hat...
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