On July 9, 2019, Microsoft is ending its extended support for SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2. If you have not upgraded, YOU MUST GET GOING. @ToddPekats explains how to meet the timeline. Learn More #PCM#SQLServer2008
Extended Support for SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 #SQLServer2008 is ending soon—get to know the features & benefits available right now in #SQLServer2017. See the infographic:
Microsoft will be ending the support for #SQLServer2008 in just over a month (July 9th, 2019). Now is the time to watch Jeff Deverter's, CTO -Azure Practice, informational webinar about Windows 2008 & SQL 2008 EoS! Download Jeff's webinar here:
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On 9th July 2019 the extended support for SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 will end, meaning the end of regular security updates. Is your organisation prepared?
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As we prepare to retire #SQLServer2008 & take the next step forward, let's take a moment to remember our roots and appreciate just how far we have come. Check out this #infographic to see how #SQLServer has grown from 2008 to 2017. #cloud#NarolaSolutions
Still using SQL Server 2008 in AWS? It's time to modernise.
Microsoft are ending support for #SQLServer2008 this year. Switch everything from AWS to Azure and secure 3 years further support at no extra cost!
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Join Cloudreach CTO, Azure Practice, Jeff Deverter for an informational webinar about Windows 2008 & SQL 2008 EoS. Jeff helps to answer five fundamental questions every business in this situation needs to ask itself.
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If your workloads are still running on SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 R2, they may have been running unsupported since July 2019. DSP's latest blog post discusses how you can keep your databases supported:
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