Running SQL Server on Synology
Last Updated on January 23, 2023 by John Morehouse Synology has a wide range of capabilities but sometimes it still falls short. In a previous post, I mentioned moving existing virtual machines to my Synology DS920+. The movement of the virtual machines required configuring the virtual machine locally on my laptop and then subsequently moving […]
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EGPAF 2021 Fundraiser Results
With the completion of our 2021 fundraiser for the Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation I’m proud to report that Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting and our partners were able to raise over $25,000 for the foundation this year. This is an amazing around to raise for this year and we’re thrilled that we were able […]
Understanding VMWare Components
Last Updated on January 9, 2022 by John Morehouse Recently I was looking to install VMWare components in my local network of things so that I could gain additional knowledge of how VMWare works. I have a local Synology DS920+ which can run virtual machines and I have about 18TB of space to play […]
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Today on #WorldAIDSDay DCAC is Partnering with @EGPAF
DCAC is proud to announce our 4th annual partnership with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF). Over the last 3 years DCAC, our friends, our customers, and our partners have raised nearly $40,000 for this fantastic foundation in order to support the amazing work that they do around the world. Donating to EGPAF is […]
Moving VMWare Virtual Machines to Synology
This post was last updated on December 19th, 2021 at 10:20 amOne of the reasons that I enjoy having a Synology DS920+ around is that that I can use it to experiment with virtualization. In this experiment, I’m going to move a virtual machine that I configured through VMWare’s Fusion which is running on my […]
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A Post-mortem for PASS, and What That NDA* Issue Was
Editor’s Note: I wrote this last December, and went back and forth on publishing. As I see some of the poor leadership patterns from PASS, creeping into new offshoots of the SQL Community, I decided to publish it today. I am not writing this to dance on the grave of PASS or throw pitchforks at […]
