Administering Microsoft SQL Server
Koulutusmuoto
Remote
Kesto
5 päivää
Hinta
3170 €
This five-day instructor-led course provides students who wish to administer and maintain SQL Server databases with the knowledge and skills to administer a SQL server database infrastructure. Additionally, it will be of use to individuals who develop applications that deliver content from SQL Server databases.
Target Audience
The primary audience for this course is individuals who will administer and maintain SQL Server databases. These individuals perform database administration and maintenance as their primary area of responsibility, or work in environments where databases play a key role in their primary job. After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Design and implement SQL Instances
- Authenticate and authorize users
- Assign server and database roles
- Authorize users to access resources
- Protect data with encryption and auditing
- Describe recovery models and backup strategies
- Backup SQL Server databases
- Restore SQL Server databases
- Automate database management
- Configure security for the SQL Server agent
- Manage alerts and notifications
- Manage on-going SQL Database maintenance
- Securing SQL data
In addition to their professional experience, students who attend this training should already have the following technical knowledge: Essential:
- Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionality.
- Working knowledge of Transact-SQL. (equivalent knowledge to QATSQL and QATSQLPLUS)
- Working knowledge of relational databases.
- Some experience with database design.
Module 1 : SQL Overview This module introduces the main terms used within the administration of SQL Server instances and discusses the requirements of SQL architecture such as which services are available, and which security options are available. Lessons:
- Introduction to the SQL Server Platform
- Overview of SQL Server Architecture
- Lab A: Review and record SQL Server Setup
- Lab B: Designing instance requirements
- Considerations for Installing SQL Server
- tempdb Files
- Installing SQL Server
- Automating Installation
- Upgrading SQL Server
- LAB A: Installing SQL Server
- LAB B: Unattended install
- Introduction to Data Storage with SQL Server
- Managing Storage for System Databases
- Managing Storage for User Databases
- Moving and Copying Database Files
- SQL Server Transaction logs
- Ensuring database integrity
- Maintaining indexes
- LAB A: Create and alter a database
- LAB B: Reconfigure storage for a database
- LAB C: Managing transaction logs
- LAB D: Review index fragmentation
- Backup Types
- Managing Database Backups
- Advanced Database Options
- Understanding the Restore Process
- Restoring Databases
- Advanced Restore Scenarios
- Point-in-time Recovery
- LAB A: Backup a database and log
- LAB B: Review backups made
- LAB C: Restore a corrupt database
- LAB D: Design a backup strategy
- Authenticating Connections to SQL Server
- Authorizing Logins to Connect to Databases
- Authorization Across Servers
- Partially Contained Databases
- LAB A: Create logins for a SQL instance
- LAB B: Create users
- LAB C: Add a linked server
- LAB D: Add contained users
- Working with Server Roles
- Working with Fixed Database Roles
- User-Defined Database Roles
- LAB A: Maintain server roles
- LAB B: Assigning database roles
- LAB C: Use an application role
- Authorizing User Access to Objects
- Authorizing Users to Execute Code
- Configuring Permissions at the Schema Level
- LAB A: Securing database objects
- LAB B: Using schemas
- Protecting at row and column levels
- Column level permissions
- Row-level security
- Dynamic data masking
- Auditing data changes
- Auditing with Triggers
- Auditing with Temporal Tables
- Managing SQL Server Audit
- Introduction to SQL Server Audit
- Defining a Server Audit
- Creating Server and database Audit Specifications
- Audit-Related Dynamic Management Views and System Views
- Custom Audit Events
- Protecting Data with Encryption
- Transparent Data Encryption
- Moving Encrypted Databases
- Introduction to Always Encrypted
- Adding encryption keys
- Implementing always encrypted
- LAB A: Row and column security
- LAB B: Implement a temporal table
- LAB C: Auditing table operations
- LAB D: Implement transparent database encryption
- LAB E: Using Always Encrypted
- Automating SQL Server Management
- Understanding SQL Server Agent Security
- Overview of Security in SQL Server Agent
- SQL Server Agent Roles
- Assigning Security Contexts to SQL Server Agent Job Steps
- Overview of database mail
- Managing Credentials
- Managing Proxy Accounts
- Configuring Jobs
- Configuring Operators
- Configuring Alerts
- Configuring multi-server jobs
- LAB A: SQL Agent and Database Mail setup
- LAB B: Credentials and proxies
- LAB C: Implementing jobs
- LAB D: Implementing alerts