Microsoft Ignite 2021
44 TopicsManaged Instance link – connecting SQL Server to Azure reimagined
Link feature for Managed Instance is a new feature reimagining the connection between SQL Server hosted anywhere and the fully managed PaaS service Azure SQL Managed Instance, providing unprecedented hybrid flexibility and database mobility. With an approach that uses near real-time data replication to Azure, you can offload workloads to read-only secondaries on Azure to take advantage of a fully managed database platform, performance, and scale. The link can be operated for as long as you need it – months and years at a time, empowering you to get all the modern benefits of Azure today without migrating to the cloud. On your modernization journey, when and if you are ready to migrate to the cloud, the link de-risks your migration experience allowing you to validate your workloads in Azure prior to migrating with a seamless and instant experience, and at your own pace. This article provides deeper insights into this new feature.24KViews4likes9CommentsAnnouncing General Availability for Virtual Machine Scale Sets – Flexible orchestration mode
Increase availability at Scale with Virtual Machine Scale Sets - Flexible orchestration mode, now available in GA. VM Scale Sets is a great platform for you to run your mission critical, dynamic and scalable applications.21KViews3likes1CommentImprove cost savings with the new Azure Virtual Machine Offerings
The Azure Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) portfolio continues to expand to help increase the cost efficiency for your workloads. This week at Microsoft Ignite, we announced several important additions to our Azure IaaS portfolio.9.5KViews3likes2CommentsAnnouncing the new premium-series hardware for SQL Managed Instance
Learn about the new premium-series hardware generations for Azure SQL Managed Instance, which offer significantly improved performance and scalability and allow you to migrate your more demanding database workloads to Azure SQL Managed Instance14KViews2likes8Comments