SQL Server 2022 - the most Azure-enabled SQL Server yet
summary
Managed Instance Link creates a DR/migration path that seeds on‑prem SQL Server 2022 to Azure Managed Instance, supports read replicas and planned failover/failback (offline today, online in preview), and restores succeed only when database version 957 matches; egress storage fees apply. Synapse Link pushes committed transactions to an ADLS Gen2 landing zone then into a dedicated Synapse SQL pool for near‑real‑time analytics (demo adds 50 on‑prem and 100 cloud rows and reflects in Power BI). Arc installs a lightweight agent enabling 500+ assessment rules, Azure AD auth, Purview governance, Defender protection and pay‑as‑you‑go licensing across clouds.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37SQL Server integration with Azure services
- 4:36Business continuity through Azure SQL Managed Instance
- 6:21Link feature for Managed Instance
- 8:16Offline Disaster Recovery with SQL Server 2022
- 18:34Azure Synapse Link for SQL
- 26:13Customer environments and application requirements are evolving
- 27:17Azure extension for SQL Server
- 28:49Cloud billing model for SQL Server Better cost efficiency when paying only for what you use
- 30:11How to onboard SQL Server to Azure Arc Range of different onboarding tools
- 37:16Secure your SQL Server 2022 with Azure
- 37:36Azure Active Directory for SQL Server
- 38:30Microsoft Purview integration
- 39:29Microsoft Purview access policies for SQL Server
- 45:17Microsoft Defender for Cloud-Databases Protection
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