Build scalable and secure enterprise apps on OSS databases Q&A
summary
Azure Database for PostgreSQL and MySQL flexible server runs community engines as fully managed services with concrete upgrades: migration tool to move from single to flexible (GA), Azure AD authentication added, and MySQL business‑critical SKUs hitting 80,000 IOPS and sub‑millisecond latency on isolated vCores. Features delivered or near‑term include cross‑region read replicas with site‑swap/promote (same connection string failover planned), decoupled IOPS from storage, PG Vector extension support, and growing storage limits (16→32+ TB).
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:05What is Flexible Server
- 7:35Top MySQL features
- 14:50QA time
- 15:03High availability and failover
- 15:22How does Azure deal with failover
- 15:35Today vs tomorrow
- 16:40Zonal protection
- 19:00Top features
- 21:04Upcoming features
- 22:24Constant themes
- 25:45Performance characteristics
- 27:20Analytics pipelines
- 28:42Final thoughts
- 29:53Resources
- 30:17Azure MySQL
- 30:57Wrap up
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