Azure SQL Database External REST Endpoints Integration is a long-awaited capability. Though currently it has only been released to an early adoption program, it is worth taking a look at.
Continuing our focus on the rapidly upcoming end of support for SQL Server 2012, we want to share with you some fantastic offers available from Azure to help you make the move to the cloud.
Now is the time to migrate off SQL Server 2012, this blog looks at the options available: SQL Server 2019, Azure Virtual Machines and Azure SQL Managed Instance.
Data virtualization capabilities are now available in Azure SQL Managed Instance (preview). This data abstraction allows you to easily query data whether it is stored in files in Azure Data Lake Storage or Azure Blob Storage.
One of the key goals of a Data Platform modernisation program is thinking about what to do with your SQL Servers. So here we are going to give some high-level tips to migrate from SQL Server to the cloud.
SQL Server 2019 Cumulative Update 15 (CU15) is out and it contains, as well as the normal fixes, several improvements, particularly for the SQL Engine for Linux.
SQL Server 2022 is not due for public release until next year, but November brought us a limited preview with certain customers being onboarded in advance of the public preview.