"Continuous 'Stuff' for the database guy" (Peter Shaw) and "AWS Glue – Let’s get stuck in!" (Chris Taylor).

"Fun with SQL Operations Studio" (Richard Munn) and "Tune the query, not the plan" (Kevan Riley)

"Introduction to Azure SQL Managed Instances" (Tim Radney) and TBC (David Williams).

Chris Taylor will give an Introduction to Containers and Chris Adkin will show how Containers can be utliised in a CI environment.

Two talks: "Getting 'dirty' with the Data Science Professional Project" (Malcolm Smith) and "Introduction to Containers" (Chris Taylor)
 

Rob Sewell presents "Green is good, Red is bad – Turning your Checklists into Pester Tests" and "PowerShell dbatools / SQL Server module"

Networking and discussions about SQL Server, followed by two talks: "You don't need Enterprise Edition for that!" by William Durkin and a topic TBC by Andre Kamman.

Analyzing I/O Subsystem Performance with Glenn Berry, and lightning talks.

Two topic SQL Server related topics on the night, both of which are yet to be announced. There will also be networking and a round-table discussion.

Two topic SQL Server related topics on the night, both of which are yet to be announced. There will also be networking and a round-table discussion.

Two topic SQL Server related topics on the night, both of which are yet to be announced. There will also be networking and a round-table discussion.

Two topic on the night, the first being: Load Testing with SQL Server Tools with Neil Hambly; the second being: MDS and DQS - Beyong the TLAs to Data Quality with Neil Hambly.

Two topic on the night, the first being: Updating Statistics Affects Query Performance More Than You Think with Erin Stellato. Also includes networking and a round-table discussion.

An introduction into memory, how modern CPUs work and how batch mode leverages this. It will also include a detailed look at the database engine, how to investigate it to a level of detail that conventional tools do not allow with xperf and a look at the costs of accessing different parts of the CPU memory hierarchy with a Intel profiling tool.

A group for SQL Server newbies and seasoned pros alike, this meeting will feature two talks, 'PowerShell for the DBA' by Stuart Moore and 'Linq to SQL' by Neil Dixley.

A group for SQL Server newbies and seasoned pros alike, this meeting will feature two talks, 'The BI Trinity' by Eric Lawson and 'Little Data' by Chris McGowan.

A group for SQL Server newbies and seasoned pros alike, it will feature two talks, one by Chris Testa-O'Neill and the other, on The SQL Server default trace by Ajmer Dhariwal.