What will you learn in SQL Server Performance Tuning Part 1 Course
Understand various index types and how they impact query performance.
Read and interpret execution plans and identify common inefficiencies.
Analyze wait stats, fill factor settings, indexing strategies, and tempdb contention.
Learn optimization techniques for locking, blocking, and fragmentation, including use of Database Tuning Advisor.
Tune SQL Server options like data and log file allocation, cache behavior, and virtualization impacts.
Program Overview
Module: SQL Server Performance Basics & Tuning Fundamentals
⏳ ~6 hours (37 lectures)
Topics: Index strategies (clustered, non‑clustered, fill factor), execution plan analysis, wait statistics, fragmentation, tempdb optimization, locking and blocking, query caching, data/log file layout, virtualization considerations, page splits, and caching anomalies.
Hands‑on: Includes visual walkthroughs of execution plans, sample queries for tuning, configuration changes simulation, and case examples applying optimization strategies.
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Job Outlook
Relevant Roles: SQL Server DBA, Performance Engineer, Database Administrator, SQL Developer, Site Reliability Engineer.
Business Impact: Helps ensure responsive databases, reduced downtime, and scalable SQL Server environments in enterprise, SaaS, and data operations.
Career Progression: Prepares for advanced DBA roles and further tuning-related certifications or courses (e.g. Parts 2, Advanced Query Tuning).
Salary: Experienced SQL DBAs and performance tuning specialists earn in the range of $90K–$140K USD, or ₹8L–₹20L per year in India. Tuning specialization commands a premium in data-intensive organizations.
Specification: SQL Server Performance Tuning Part 1
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