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Azure SQL IaaS VM Extension Overview
A look at the Azure SQL IaaS VM Extension as a way to bring some insight and PaaS-like capabilities to your SQL Server instances running in Azure IaaS virtua...
A look at the Azure SQL IaaS VM Extension as a way to bring some insight and PaaS-like capabilities to your SQL Server instances running in Azure IaaS virtual machines.
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In this Video
0:00 - Introduction
0:26 - Azure PaaS SQL offerings
2:50 - SQL Server running in a VM
5:08 - Adding the SQL IaaS VM extension
6:02 - Management modes
6:24 - Lightweight management mode
12:05 - Full management mode
20:25 - Which mode to use
21:44 - Removing the extension
24:54 - How to deploy?
28:20 - Summary and close
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/features-comparison?view=azuresql
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