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Azure Architecture Explained

You're reading from   Azure Architecture Explained A comprehensive guide to building effective cloud solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837634811
Length 446 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Brett Hargreaves Brett Hargreaves
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David Rendón David Rendón
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – Effective and Efficient Security Management and Operations in Azure
2. Chapter 1: Identity Foundations with Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Entra FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Managing Access to Resources Using Azure Active Directory 4. Chapter 3: Using Microsoft Sentinel to Mitigate Lateral Movement Paths 5. Part 2 – Architecting Compute and Network Solutions
6. Chapter 4: Understanding Azure Data Solutions 7. Chapter 5: Migrating to the Cloud 8. Chapter 6: End-to-End Observability in Your Cloud and Hybrid Environments 9. Chapter 7: Working with Containers in Azure 10. Chapter 8: Understanding Networking in Azure 11. Chapter 9: Securing Access to Your Applications 12. Part 3 – Making the Most of Infrastructure-as-Code for Azure
13. Chapter 10: Governance in Azure – Components and Services 14. Chapter 11: Building Solutions in Azure Using the Bicep Language 15. Chapter 12: Using Azure Pipelines to Build Your Infrastructure in Azure 16. Chapter 13: Continuous Integration and Deployment in Azure DevOps 17. Chapter 14: Tips from the Field 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Migrating data

SQL Server is one of the most common database types for older, on-premises-based solutions. In the previous chapter, we also discussed NoSQL-based databases, which include products such as MongoDB or Azure Cosmos DB. However, NoSQL databases work differently, and often, the only way to migrate NoSQL to SQL, or SQL to NoSQL, would be customizing code to read the source data and write to the destination.

Although this is, of course, possible, often your solution will be designed with the underlying technology in mind; therefore, we will instead assume you are looking to migrate from a SQL-based solution to an Azure-hosted SQL solution.

We already discussed some of the different options we have in Azure for hosting SQL databases; as a recap, they are Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, or SQL Server on a VM.

When choosing our desired source, we need to consider several requirements, such as the following:

  • Compatibility—Does your on-premises...
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