Configuring Resource Governor with SQL Server Management Studio
Before we look at configuring Resource Governor, we will first set up a real-life scenario.
Let's suppose that AdventureWorks2012
is our production database and it has billions of records. The database supports multiple applications. One of the applications supported by the database is a web application, which is an OLTP database application that consumes AdventureWorks2012
database. The normal functioning of the web application is very important compared to any other applications consuming the database server resources.
Another application is the reporting application that is used to generate reports. To fulfil reporting requirements, this application runs queries with heavy calculations. Because of heavy calculations, queries take longer to execute and consume a high percentage of CPU and memory resources, which leaves less room for other query requests, made by the web application, to execute efficiently. Due to this, the...