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This document discusses different types of data storage options available on Microsoft Azure, including: - Windows Azure SQL Databases for relational data storage in a PaaS environment with limited DBA control. - SQL Server on virtual machines for full control over the SQL Server infrastructure. - Windows Azure Storage for storing blobs, tables, queues and files across multiple data centers. - Hadoop on Azure and other big data solutions for processing large datasets. It provides an overview of managing databases and other data on Azure through the management portal, SQL Server Management Studio, and other tools. The document also briefly mentions backup/recovery, data migration strategies, and the Azure DataMarket for accessing raw datasets.
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