Hey everyone, welcome to this video exploring Proximity Placement Groups AND learn some extra things about Availability Zones! Please make sure to read the description for the chapters and key information about this video and others. ⚠ P L E A S E N O T E ⚠ 🔎 If you are looking for content on a particular topic search the channel. If I have something it will be there! 🕰 I don't discuss future content nor take requests for future content so please don't ask 😇 Thanks for watching! ☁🤙💪
I've been working with PPG's for a year now but didn't realise the inner workings of it. You're such a great help, it doesn't feel right not to reward you in some way. Can you open up a charity fundraiser or something?
Glad you like the content. I really don't need any reward but very kind. You can buy a charity t-shirt if you like where the money goes to Cure Childhood Cancer.
Thanks (again) John !! Trying to think, for a large deployment of multi tier application/s (e.g. frontend, middle-tier & DBs), what would be the best way to have a balance between HA (using Availability sets or zone pinning) and latency (using PPG), or I'll have to pick one (either HA or performance). I guess one option is to have use multiple PPG and use them severally while picking a zone for a VM (e.g VM1-5 in Zone 1 & PPG1, VM 6-10 in Zone 2 & PPG2)... just trying to think out loud.
Well this is uncanny, I was just creating an Azure VM 10 minutes ago and was reading through the lower part of the advanced settings (instead of skipping it as I tend to), and thought I must review what reserved capacity and PPGs are one of these days...
Hey everyone, welcome to this video exploring Proximity Placement Groups AND learn some extra things about Availability Zones! Please make sure to read the description for the chapters and key information about this video and others.
⚠ P L E A S E N O T E ⚠
🔎 If you are looking for content on a particular topic search the channel. If I have something it will be there!
🕰 I don't discuss future content nor take requests for future content so please don't ask 😇
Thanks for watching!
☁🤙💪
I've been working with PPG's for a year now but didn't realise the inner workings of it. You're such a great help, it doesn't feel right not to reward you in some way. Can you open up a charity fundraiser or something?
Glad you like the content. I really don't need any reward but very kind. You can buy a charity t-shirt if you like where the money goes to Cure Childhood Cancer.
Thank you John
Great video on PPG. Thanks John.
boom. 100k subs. congrats and thank you.
Hehe thank you
Thank you John!
Welcome!
Awesome thanks John!
You bet!
😄
Thank you, great video, as always !!
Thanks (again) John !!
Trying to think, for a large deployment of multi tier application/s (e.g. frontend, middle-tier & DBs), what would be the best way to have a balance between HA (using Availability sets or zone pinning) and latency (using PPG), or I'll have to pick one (either HA or performance). I guess one option is to have use multiple PPG and use them severally while picking a zone for a VM (e.g VM1-5 in Zone 1 & PPG1, VM 6-10 in Zone 2 & PPG2)... just trying to think out loud.
Great Video John! Thanks.
You are welcome!
Great Video Jhon!! Thankyou
Very welcome
cool video. thanks John:)
Thanks John
Awesome! very detailed....
Do you have any mechanism for viewers to submit requests for future topics we would love to see covered?
No, as this is my hobby I pick the things I want to cover based on what I see in the industry etc
Hi, John. How are you? Do You plan to make a complete AZ-500 series? Thank you for all your hard work.
I never discuss future content.
Cool video 😎 99.2k subscribers! Almoat there
hehe, yeah :-D
You rock! We all appreciate the hard work you put into these videos! God bless
Well this is uncanny, I was just creating an Azure VM 10 minutes ago and was reading through the lower part of the advanced settings (instead of skipping it as I tend to), and thought I must review what reserved capacity and PPGs are one of these days...
have videos on reserved capacity as well ;-)
@@NTFAQGuy Even better! Thanks John.