Ajay Dwivedi finds out it wasn’t the database:
Since SQL Server is not a cheap application and would cost a lot of money if we need to scale it horizontally. So it is not a good practice to allow any other resource-consuming processes to run alongside with SQL Server.
In this blog, we are going to troubleshoot a high CPU scenario when the CPU issue is caused by non-SQL Server process. Let’s say, I receive a call from the monitoring team where the application team is complaining about a “slow” SQL Server.
Ajay first uses SQLMonitor to perform this troubleshooting and then shows how to do this without SQLMonitor.