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SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines

You're reading from   SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines A hands-on guide to provisioning Microsoft SQL Server on Azure VMs

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800204591
Length 200 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Louis Davidson Louis Davidson
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John Martin John Martin
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Randolph West Randolph West
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Preface 1. Introduction to SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines 2. Getting started with SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines FREE CHAPTER 3. Hero capabilities of SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines 4. SQL Server on Linux in Azure Virtual Machines 5. Performance 6. Moving workloads to SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines 7. Hybrid scenarios (Microsoft SQL IaaS) Index
Appendix A

Application considerations

While moving the database elements to the cloud, it is important for us to not forget the application layer. For any cloud migration, it is important to consider application details such as its location and its sensitivity to latency. Building hybrid environments where the application remains on-premises while the database is hosted in an Azure VM is entirely plausible. However, if the application cannot handle the increased latency to the database, then you should really consider moving the application into the cloud. By doing so you can eliminate a large portion of the latency.

Beyond that, we need to really understand the way that the application authenticates to the SQL Server database. By lifting and shifting to an Azure VM we can avoid the need to re-engineer an application to support Azure AD for PaaS systems. If we are looking to include SQL Server on Linux as part of our migration, there are some additional steps we need to perform to configure...

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