Category: Azure SQL Managed Instance

Views – Relational Databases in Azure

Views Views are virtual tables whose contents are defined by a query. The rows and columns of data in a view come from tables referenced in the query that define the view. They act as a virtual layer to filter and combine data from regularly queried tables. Users can simplify their queries since views handle …

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Relational Database Offerings in Azure – Relational Databases in Azure

Relational Database Offerings in Azure Until recently, most organizations hosted their database systems in on-premises datacenters that they owned or leased. They were responsible for applying updates to the database software and had to make sure that the hardware hosting the databases was properly maintained. Business continuity aspects such as database backup management, high availability …

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Azure SQL – Relational Databases in Azure

Azure SQL Azure SQL is a broad term used to describe the family of SMP relational database products in Azure that are built upon Microsoft’s SQL Server engine. These include one IaaS option with SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines (VM) and two PaaS options with Azure SQL MI and Azure SQL Database. Azure SQL …

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Business Continuity – Relational Databases in Azure

Business Continuity There are multiple solutions available in Azure to ensure that data hosted on SQL Server VMs is highly available in the event of several outage scenarios, ranging from planned downtime to datacenter-level disasters. These include solutions that provide database backup management at the database level and high availability and disaster recovery (HADR) capabilities …

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