Get PaaS like benefits outside of Azure with Azure Arc enabled SQL Managed Instance
summary
Azure Arc enabled SQL Managed Instance runs as the same SQL engine in Linux containers on CNCF‑certified Kubernetes, delivering true PaaS features on your infrastructure: contained availability groups provide built‑in HA with 3‑replica business‑critical deployments and near‑zero failover, distributed availability groups enable cross‑site DR, backups run automatically to an RWX storage class with optional long‑term retention to Azure, billing is per‑core and elastic, updates come as monthly container updates from MCR, provisioning takes ~5–7 minutes, and ops use familiar tools plus Grafana/Kibana monitoring.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:23Azure Arc enabled infrastructure
- 14:42What deployment option fits my application?
- 16:56Arc SQL Server vs Arc SQL MI
- 19:08Database engine feature comparison by deployment model
- 19:46Management capabilities comparison by deployment model
- 21:31Service tiers
- 22:30High Availability-General Purpose
- 25:26High Availability - Business Critical
- 28:16Point in Time Restore - General Purpose
- 29:06Point in Time Restore - Business Critical
- 30:53Azure Failover Groups (DAG)
- 38:17Business Continuity - summary
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