Azure SQL Deep Dive

Azure SQL Deep Dive

40mAdvanced2023-05-12

Authors

Jeremy Villeneuve

Jeremy Villeneuve

Founder of Halvanta, LLC, an IT consulting firm

Course details

If you’re a database or server administrator spending too much time administering SQL Server, Azure SQL may be just the tool you need. Azure SQL is a cost-effective way to run SQL Server databases in the cloud, providing global scaling, failover, redundant point-in-time backups, automatic upgrades, modern security, and more, all enabled by simply pressing a few checkboxes. In this course, Jeremy Villeneuve shows you how to plan a migration to Azure SQL. He provides a technical overview of the differences in administering these databases, and examines the advantages and challenges when transitioning to platform-as-a-service managed Azure SQL Databases.

Skills covered

AdvancedDatabase DevelopmentDatabase ManagementAzureNetwork AdministrationCloud PlatformsNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingMicrosoftSoftware Development

Concepts

Introduction

  • Move from MSSQL on-premise to Azure SQL
  • What you should know

Azure SQL Deployment Options

  • Hosting SQL Server databases in the cloud
  • Azure shared responsibility for cloud computing
  • Get more control with Azure SQL Managed Instances

Set up an Azure SQL Database Server

  • User authentication with Azure SQL
  • How many database transaction units do you need
  • Create a new Azure SQL Database
  • Securing connections into your Azure SQL Server

Migrate SQL Databases into Azure SQL

  • Migration strategies for Azure SQL Databases
  • Lift and shift existing SQL Server instances

Azure SQL Security

  • Encrypting your data at rest
  • Securing data that is moving in transit

Azure SQL High Availability and Disaster Recovery

  • Backing up your Azure SQL Databases
  • Replication services for a high uptime

Monitoring Azure SQL Databases

  • Performance monitoring in Azure SQL portal
  • Track down long-running queries in Azure SQL

Conclusion

  • Clean up Azure resources
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