
Explore Azure sql as a platform as a service, provisioning and connecting to cloud databases, migrating on premises databases, securing access, monitoring usage, and geo replicate for outage protection.
Deploy your database into Azure SQL as a platform as a service, removing the need to manage hardware or sequel server, noting database isolation and lack of global temporary tables.
Provision and deploy an Azure SQL database by creating a logical server with a unique name and resource group, selecting a region, configuring firewall, and choosing a standard pricing tier.
Learn to connect to Azure SQL DB via SQL Server Management Studio and Data Explorer, configure firewall rules, and use connection strings for secure authentication.
migrate on-premises SQL databases to Azure SQL using a deployment wizard and bacpac files, moving from on-prem maintenance to a scalable Azure SQL platform as a service.
Explore how to secure an Azure SQL environment by configuring firewall rules, virtual networks, server and database roles, logins, and Azure Active Directory users for controlled access.
Monitor Azure SQL DB throughput and metrics, transaction units, and auditing in the portal, using activity logs, diagnostics, threat protection, and alert rules to optimize performance and costs.
Configure long-term backups for your Azure SQL database with a recovery vault and weekly backups up to 10 years, five-minute restore points. Restore to a different location within 35 days.
Configure geo replication in the Azure portal to replicate your SQL database to a target region such as West US, creating a readable secondary server for near-time replication and resilience.
Learn to deploy Azure SQL as a service, create logical servers and databases, migrate on-premises data, connect with SQL Server Management Studio, and configure security, backups, auditing, and geo-replication.
In this course, students will get an over the various Data services available in Azure. They will learn how to provision, configure and manage Azure SQL. While deploying a Logical SQL server to host Azure a DB Students will also connect to Azure SQL DB via SQL Server Management Studio, Migrate an on premises DB to Azure SQL, and work with SQL security and metrics. They will learn how to Configure SQL DB auditing, how to copy and export a database, and also how manage data recovery and availability using DB Self-Service Restore. Finally, they will learn how to use SQL DB Geo-Replication.
Updated May 2018