Nice - thanks. I have two questions: 1. After denying public access. Can I still use my local machine to connect to SQL via Virtual Network? If yes, is this straight forward, like adding my Public IP to the Virtual Network, or is it more involved? 2. I noticed that you are using SQL Server authentication. Can we use AD or MFA in this scenario?
Nice example, very educative!! Congrats
Private endpoints explained very neatly. Thanks!
Amazing content, like a fresh breath! helps me to prepare for az-204 certification. Thanks, keep going!)
Glad it helped!
Very well explained 🎉
Explained very well !
great explanation
very well explained. If i want to hook this up to a client network then do i need to use private link service?
Thank you, the explanation can be more elaborated
thanks, do you think the endpoing could be reacheable from a openvpn instance deployed in a vm ?
Nice - thanks. I have two questions:
1. After denying public access. Can I still use my local machine to connect to SQL via Virtual Network? If yes, is this straight forward, like adding my Public IP to the Virtual Network, or is it more involved?
2. I noticed that you are using SQL Server authentication. Can we use AD or MFA in this scenario?
Very good mic. Which mic are you using here?
Haha. It’s Rode
rode.com/en/microphones/usb/nt-usb