SQL Server 2022 – Time to Rethink your Backup and Recovery Strategy
summary
SQL Server 2022 adds a T-SQL snapshot backup that coordinates hardware snapshots (PowerStore and other SANs) via CLI or PowerShell, produces a small BKM metadata file instead of a full .bak, auto-unfreezes on success, and supports mounting the snapshot then rolling transaction logs forward to a point in time. It also writes directly to S3-compatible object stores (Dell ECS), shrinking nightly backups, and in a demo joins external parquet data — 200 million rows in 15–20s — which validates the approach.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 3:03SQL Server snapshot backups
- 7:27Restoring and management
- 9:24Object storage integration
- 14:03Modern architecture shifts
- 18:24Availability and closing
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