In this sample chapter from SQL Server 2022 Administration Inside Out , you will learn the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance, creating and migrating databases, and how to deploy SQL Server using containers and Kubernetes.

In this section, you learn how to begin a new SQL Server 2019 instance installation, upgrade an existing installation, or add features to an existing instance. The instructions in this chapter are the same for the first installation or any subsequent installations, whether it is for the default or any named instances of SQL Server 2019.

In this sample chapter from SQL Server 2022 Administration Inside Out, you will learn the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance, creating and migrating databases, and how to deploy SQL Server using containers and Kubernetes.

What to do before installing SQL Server. Installing a new instance. Post-installation server configuration. Post-installation configuration of other features. In this chapter, we review the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance as well as the creation or migration of databases.

In this sample chapter from SQL Server 2022 Administration Inside Out , you will learn the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance, creating and migrating databases, and how to deploy SQL Server using containers and Kubernetes.

In this sample chapter from SQL Server 2022 Administration Inside Out , you will learn the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance, creating and migrating databases, and how to deploy SQL Server using containers and Kubernetes.

In this sample chapter from SQL Server 2022 Administration Inside Out , you will learn the process of installing and configuring a Microsoft SQL Server instance, creating and migrating databases, and how to deploy SQL Server using containers and Kubernetes.

To manage named instances of SQL Server, use the following commands: NET START MSSQL$instancename. Starts SQL Server as a service; instancename is the actual name of the database server instance. NET STOP MSSQL$instancename.

Using SQL Server Management Studio, you can manage local and remote server instances by establishing a connection to a SQL Server instance and then administering its resources.

Install a new Database Engine instance named AlwaysOn on SQL-C and SQL-D. Configure Contoso\SQL-Cluster as the SQL Server service account and configure Kim_Akers as the SQL Administrator on these instances by running the following command from an elevated command prompt on each server: