Transcript NET325a Dr Greg Low Why your next application should use Azure

Why your next application should use
Azure SQL DB as a Datastore
NET325a
Dr Greg Low
What we’ll discuss
Why use SQL DB as a platform service?
What are the common objections?
What do I miss out on?
What do I gain?
What do I need to do differently?
You’ve convinced me. How do I start?
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Hierarchy of SQL Server deployment options
PaaS – platform as a service
Why PaaS – cost?
Why PaaS – development?
Why PaaS – supporting infrastructure
Primary PaaS target
Connect with existing tools
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Common objections
Non-technical objections
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What do I miss out on?
What else do I miss out on?
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So very much gained – deployment
So very much gained – data protection options
Threat detection
Threat detected - dashboard
Threat detected - detail
So very much gained – compliance
So very much gained - auditing
So very much gained – near zero admin
ERT and RPO
So very much gained – auto tuning
Performance insights
Drill into query
Recommendations
Recommendations
Automated tuning
So very much gained – feature access
So very much gained – configurable perf
So very much gained – multi-tenant options
Utilization – one database
Utilization – four databases
Utilization – twenty databases
eDTUs
Supported multi-tenant models
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Compatibility levels
Schema and other maintenance
Elastic database query
Distributed transactions
Do it differently - application
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