Istvan Cseri and Nigel Ellis: SQL Server Data Services Architecture

Posted By: Charles | Apr 7th, 2008 @ 12:31 PM | 13,869 Views | 1 Comment
We recently posted a very interesting conversation with Technical Fellow and database guru Dave Campbell covering some of the new innovative work going on over in SQL Server World. Paul touched on SQL Server Data Services and database services in the sky, generally.

Here, SQL Server Technical Evangelist Ryan Dunn sits down and talks turkey with two of the creators of SQL Server Data Services (SSDS), Architect Istvan Cseri and Development Manager Nigel Ellis. Istvan and Nigel dig into how to design applications for SSDS and cover a number of the interesting aspects of working with SSDS in terms of features, design, and security.

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#Apr 16th, 2008 @ 12:43 PM
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From architectural footprint, what about removable medias? Microsoft attempts to extend I/O design of removable media specifications, and a proactive Windows group is supposed to investigate I/O management biased by removable media interfaces going into open industrial standards.

  • Ideally sales volume and business interfaces of removable media lead conception of lifeline in consumer segment, in which personal and collaboration computing live. SQL Server mobile has scale infinity in a scenario, so what about mobility on removable media?
  • Ironical S+S implementation may supply vary software controls without virtual business development in marketplace, and the software architects of Microsoft should have to come at value added S+S which means SQL Server and Windows differentiation of technical marketing survival.

Mobile device may have connected functions for Data Services, what so? Being not innovative part of Data access, but business performer may demand cheap and intelligent device software.

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