Business Central and NAV, Azure infrastructure and database architecture: how the systems actually behave, what to check, and the sources behind it.
Grouped by subject. A series is a run of editions or films on one subject, in order, stating its own length; each has a page that holds the whole run.
Stability, performance, upgrades and support on Dynamics 365 Business Central and Dynamics NAV.
Series
Seven field notes on why a Business Central and SQL Server estate slows down or breaks, and how to find the layer that actually owns the problem: diagnosis, baselines, indexes, upgrades, alerting, recovery and readiness. Each with its film, the checks to run this week, and the Microsoft sources.
7 editions by Neeraj Kumar · 7 published
Series
Sixteen editions on estate assessment, cumulative updates, upgrade and migration routes, telemetry, permissions and business acceptance. Publication counts reflect approved live articles, not completed film files.
16 editions by Neeraj Kumar · 2 published
Cloud architecture on Azure: networking, identity, resilience and cost.
Series
Twenty short films with written notes on how Azure behaves under an enterprise workload: the network path, identity and private access, storage and recovery, capacity and cost.
20 editions by Neeraj Kumar · 4 published
SQL Server and the databases beside it: design, performance, recovery and security.
Series
Twenty-one editions on SQL Server mechanisms and the operating boundaries of Azure SQL and Amazon RDS for SQL Server: performance evidence, identity, availability, recovery and migration.
21 editions by Neeraj Kumar · 1 published
The patterns enterprise systems are built from, and when each one stops paying.
Series
Ten editions on the architecture patterns enterprise systems are actually built from — what each one buys, what it costs, and the conditions under which it stops paying.
10 editions by Neeraj Kumar · 10 published
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