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Revolutionizing Application Development
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Removing Uninteresting Bytes in Software Fuzzing
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- 1. Microsoft Azure for SQL Server Professionals ARMANDO LACERDA @ARLACERDA | LINKEDIN | FACEBOOK ME@ARMANDOLACERDA.COM
- 2. Agenda • Azure Cloud EcoSystem • VM Disks • Azure SQL DB & Elastic Pools • Other Data Storage Options
- 10. Azure EcoSystem
- 11. Virtual Machines and VHDs Lift and Shift approach Never performs like on premises! Requires files and filegroups strategy
- 12. VM Disks Traditional Approach VHD in blob container 60 MB/s limit per blob Blob container limits Current Approach Managed Disks 200 MB/s limit per disk
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- 14. Virtual Machines and Backups
- 16. On premises datafiles placement
- 17. File-Snapshot Backup AzureBlobStorage .mdf 5GB .ndf 100 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB .ndf 200 GB AzureVM SQL Instance
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- 20. Azure SQL DB Share DTUs among multiple databases Great for saving on costs Does not change functionality Slow when multiple DBs demand peak workload
- 21. Azure SQL DB and Elastic DB
- 22. Azure Data Warehouse and NoSQL options
- 23. No SQL Options
- 24. Questions
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