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Making data rain from the clouds version 2
This document contains information about SQL Azure including its architecture, advantages over traditional SQL Server such as eliminating administration and providing availability and fault tolerance, and demos showing how to prepare, deploy, expose data from SQL Azure databases using ASP.NET and Ruby connections. It also discusses the SQL Azure "Dallas" codename and resources for learning more about SQL Azure.
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- 2. Cory FowlerIntermediate WebDevelopercory@syntaxc4.nethttp://blog.syntaxc4.netTwitter:@SyntaxC4LinkedIn:CoryFowlerMaking Data rain from the Cloudshttp://gettag.mobi
- 3. Why would Iuse SQL Azure?Eliminate Administration
- 4. Availability & FaultTolerance
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- 6. Same Knowledge &ToolingSQL Azure ArchitectureSSLClient LayerService LayerPlatform LayerTDSODBCOSSProvisioningSQL ServerBilling/MeterAzure FabricToolsRoutingManagementManagementADOWCFInfrastructure Layer
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- 8. Demo 1: Prepfor the trip
- 9. Demo 2: Deploy!Deploy!
- 10. Demo 3: Exposeyour Data
- 11. Oh Hungry… ODataServiceUriResource PathQuery Options
- 12. Demo 4: ASP.NETConnection
- 13. Demo 6: RubyConnection
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Editor's Notes
- #4 No Installation or Patching is Required.Have your DBAs working full time on Query OptimizationBest PracticesIt seems to you that you have 1 database:Multiple ReplicasSingle Primary The database that is exposed to you2 ReplicasCopies of your Primary database on different machinesGeographical Distribution - Put your data where you need it.Best of all, your current knowledge & Tools can be used with SQL Azure (SQL 2008 +)There are only a few Things to watch for – I’ll cover them later on
- #5 TDS – Tabular Data Stream – SQL Server Protocol for Communication between application and serverYour application *MUST* connect with SSL/HTTPS, unless otherwise configured.Tools: SQLCMD – Command Prompt SQL Client.BCP Utility – Command Prompt Based Backup ClientLinQPad - http://www.linqpad.netSupport:SSIS & SSAS – Must be using on premise Instance. (Sync)
- #6 1GB -- 10 GB -- 50GB - SU3 (June)Need Middle Ground? Vertical Partioning - http://tinyurl.com/SQLAzureVP1Purchase Size you need and distribute tables across multiple databasesWill need SQLAzureHelper ClassForeign Keys not supported Cross Database.Related tables must be in the same DB
- #7 Install SQL 2008 R2 – Trials available online.Enable Firewall in Web UIInstall SQL Data SyncIf Required
- #8 Scripting Database – SQL Does *NOT* SupportANSI_NULLON [PRIMARY]User Defined Data TypesExtended PropertiesWindows AuthenticationSQL Data SyncDatabase cannot already be deployed to the cloud.
- #9 SQL Azure Labs – https://www.sqlazurelabs.comThe ability to check off a few options and automatically expose your data via OData.WCF Data ServicesDeploy in Azure
- #10 http://www.techdays.ca/odata.svc/http://www.techdays.ca/odata.svc/adx_eventspeakershttp://www.techdays.ca/odata.svc/adx_eventspeakers?$top=2
- #13 Must Connect with SSL (Encrypted) Connection – 30 minute timeoutSSMS > Options > Connection PropertiesAvoid - SELECT * FROM [TABLE]You’re Paying for Data TransferUse Clustered Indexes – MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONEThis is for Maximum Performance for the Data Replication ModelGUID – Does *NOT* Support NEW SEQUENTIAL IDIf you love GUID for ID, You’ll need a ClustedIndex on another rowSELECT INTO *NOT* Supported
- #14 Up until now I’ve been talking about your data.Our industry needs access to a lot of information in order to stay productive, Dallas is a way to provide that informationData sets can bePublicCommercialThis means companies can monetize their data.Dallas is build off of SQL Azure + Windows Azurehttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/dallas/https://www.sqlazureservices.com/
- #15 Spatial Data (GIS)Web Based Management System (Built in Silverlight)