Azure SQL vs Azure SQL Managed Instance

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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • Azure SQL vs Azure SQL Managed Instance
    On this episode of the Tech Talk I and my guest (Denny Cherry) compared Azure SQL and Azure Managed Instance.
    We discussed when to use one over the other, Migration recommendations and some general Azure SQL best practices. Let's check it out!
    ⏱ Timestamps ⏱
    00:00 - Intro
    01:04 - Denny's introduction
    02:46 - Azure SQL Vs. Azure SQL Managed Instance - The similarities
    4:44 - Azure SQL Vs. Azure SQL Managed Instance - The differences
    10:02 - On-prem SQL server to Azure SQL migration recommendation
    12:29 - Azure SQL best practices
    17:35 - Denny's book
    20:36 - Wrap up
    20:56 - Last words
    21:28 - Outro
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Комментарии • 4

  • @lampsonn
    @lampsonn 5 месяцев назад +1

    Good summary of Azure SQL vs Azure SQL MI. I like the mention of the service tiers as I believe you get high availability and failover as well in case there's some outage in a region. I believe you can set this up in a non business critical tier but probably with some effort. Danny did mention the secondary read-only database which can be useful. I purchased the book Denny mentioned as it covers the security concepts well in plain language. So thanks Kazeem / Danny for the video and book!

  • @henryleme185
    @henryleme185 7 месяцев назад +2

    What a class from Denny!
    I already knew it about most of the things he explained, but the way he explained was so good that feels like I'm a specialist now hahaha

  • @imanIy
    @imanIy Год назад +1

    I am glad the guest mentioned the B2B apps. If the number of clients you have will grow( that require one database per client), Azure sql db is the way to go.