Azure SQL Database provides up to 200% of your maximum provisioned database storage of backup storage at no additional cost. " Backup storage is the storage associated with your automated database backups that are used for Point in Time Restore and Geo-Restore.
Additionally, transaction log backups are taken every 5 minutes to enable Point in Time Restore.
Every hour a backup is taken and geo-replicated to enable the 1 hour recovery point objective (RPO) for Geo-Restore. Microsoft Azure SQL Database have a best feature, it automatically creates backups of every active database. high availability, scalability and security in the core.īuilt-in Automatic Backup in Microsoft Azure SQL Database Microsoft SQL Azure has the same feature of SQL Server, i.e. Microsoft Azure is the best way to use PAAS (Platform as a Service) where we can host multiple database on the same Account. Microsoft SQL Services and Microsoft SQL Data Services are now known as Microsoft SQL Azure and SQL Azure Database. In short, SQL Azure database is simply a way to get connected in Cloud Services where we can store our database into Cloud. Sql Azure in the second option to use Sql Database on cloud which behave like PAAS and it’s very simple or easy to access by web portal of Microsoft Azure or in Visual Studio Azure SDK.
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We can use Microsoft SQL server in Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines (Azure VM) which is used as IAAS (Infrastructure as a Service) where we have full access by RDA (Remote Desktop Access) on this VM where we can use any Microsoft SQL Server. In Microsoft Azure we can use SQL database by the following two ways: In Azure, we have lot of support for database such as NoSQL, SQL Server and more. Microsoft does a lot of changes in Azure day by day providing best possibility for every user or developer. Microsoft made a revolution in Cloud History by Microsoft Azure. In this article we have to learn all about SQL Azure, it’s very simple to use and also a powerful tool provided by Microsoft.
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