
Explore Azure SQL Database, a managed platform as a service built on Microsoft SQL Server, and learn to create it via the Azure portal and run queries with Management Studio.
Create a Microsoft account, join the Microsoft 365 developer program, configure a sandbox tenant with a data center location and administrator, and provision an Azure subscription in the Azure portal.
Create a resource group and deploy a single Azure SQL database on a new SQL Server. Use SQL and Azure AD authentication with basic DTU tier, no elastic pool.
Install and launch SQL Server Management Studio, the primary database client for Azure SQL, complete the setup, and prepare to connect to Azure SQL Database in the next lecture.
connect to Azure SQL Database using Management Studio by registering the outbound IP address in the firewall settings, then sign in and run a simple query.
Create five sample tables—product, store, employee, sales, and assignment—and practice inserting data and performing CRUD operations (insert, select, update, delete) in Azure SQL Database via Management Studio.
Learn the five pillars of IT architecture for Azure SQL Database, covering scalability, redundancy, security, portability, and monitoring to design robust cloud deployments.
Explore Azure SQL database deployment across service tiers, availability models, redundancy and fault-tolerance, and scalability; implement security and automated deployment with Azure DevOps and Azure Key Vault.
Learn how to manage public network access to Azure SQL Database using firewall rules, outbound IP exceptions, and Azure services access, and compare with service endpoint and private endpoint options.
Learn to deploy with an arm template to automate Azure SQL deployments using infrastructure as code, including resource groups, SQL server, authentication, and PowerShell deployment via New-AzResourceGroupDeployment.
Azure SQL Database is Platform as a Service for Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) developed by Microsoft. In this course, Microsoft Azure Tenant, Subscription, Azure SQL Server and Azure SQL Database are created step by step with Hands-on training. SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) is used to connect to Azure SQL Database and manipulate data on Azure SQL Database. Some basic queries based on CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) are executed on Azure SQL Database by using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
*** Azure SQL ***
Users can select from three types of Azure SQL. This course focuses on Azure SQL Database.
- 1st is Azure SQL Database. Azure SQL Database is Platform as a Service for Relational Database Management System. Users create Azure resources by Database. Azure SQL Database has high scalability and elastic options and it can be deployed quickly when users want to use. Basically, Users manage Database layer.
- 2nd is SQL managed Instance. SQL managed instance is also Platform as a Service for Relational Database Management System the same as Azure SQL Database. SQL managed Instance is compatible with on-premise SQL Server. For instance, users can utilize SQL managed instance's features including SQL Server Agent, SQL Server Profiler, Log Shipping, Replication, Cross Database Query and so on. Those features are not included in Azure SQL Database.
- Finally, SQL virtual machines. SQL virtual machine is very similar with on-premise SQL Server basically. The difference between SQL virtual machine and on-premise SQL Server is the point that virtual machine's hardware is managed by Azure Platform. Users create Azure resources by Virtual Machine.