We Repair What Your AI Fixed: Where AI Belongs in Your Automation
October 22, 2026
We’ve all tasted the fruit. AI is awesome. It is astounding what it can do, how much it can do, and how correct it can be. It is also equally scary and world-impacting, and we can all feel the ground turning a little fluid under our feet. I don’t have big answers, but I do
Why SQL Server Health Check Findings Don’t Get Implemented (And What to Ask Before You Buy One)
August 18, 2026
We inherit a lot of SQL Server environments. And a thing that happens more often than I’d like is that we find a completed SQL Server health check sitting in the environment already. A pretty darn good one, too. The findings are right, the recommendations make sense, and a lot of the time we know
I Restored a SQL Server Database and Became a Sysadmin
August 10, 2026
…on a fully patched SQL Server 2014. And “fully” patched is why I’m writing this post. You know the thriller movies where they keep looking for the creepy stalker type? The phone calls keep coming, the signs of stalking are there, and they do a bunch of digging and through the taps or traps they
Hey Sysadmins & Integrators – Look Before You Jump Into the Next Virtualization Platform
August 5, 2026
The Broadcom acquisition of VMware pushed licensing costs up across the tech sector, forcing IT leaders and MSPs to explore alternative hypervisors. Alternatives like Proxmox, Hyper-V, Nutanix, HPE Morpheus or moving directly to cloud platforms like Azure are rapidly gaining traction as teams rush to eliminate the crazy spend Broadcom is looking for or their