Azure SQL Database › Managed Relational Service

Here’s a breakdown of Azure SQL key features and functionalities:

What it does

• Stores and manages relational data: It provides a secure and reliable platform to store and retrieve your structured data, like customer information, product details, or transaction records.
• Offers different deployment options: Choose between single databases with dedicated resources or pooled databases sharing resources within a logical server, tailoring it to your specific needs.
• Scales automatically: It automatically scales storage and compute resources based on your workload demands, ensuring optimal performance and cost efficiency.
• High availability and disaster recovery: Built-in features ensure your data is always accessible, even during disruptions or outages. It provides options for geographically distributed backups and automatic failover to minimize downtime.
• Security and compliance: Azure SQL Database adheres to rigorous security standards and compliance certifications, offering peace of mind for sensitive data.
• Familiar tools and languages: Use the tools and languages you already know, like SQL Server Management Studio and T-SQL, for easy migration and management.
• Integrations with other Azure services: Seamlessly integrate your database with other Azure services like Azure App Service, Azure Functions, and Azure Machine Learning for enhanced functionalities.

Who is it for?

• Developers: Build and deploy data-driven applications quickly and efficiently.
• IT professionals: Manage and secure databases centrally with reduced administrative overhead.
• Businesses of all sizes: From small startups to large enterprises, it caters to various data storage and management needs.

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About Azure SQL database

Azure SQL Database is a managed relational database service offered by Microsoft. It essentially allows you to store and manage data in the cloud, utilizing the familiar SQL Server engine.