Peter Lu Copyright 2016 Developing SQL Database in Azure Peter Lu.Net Practices Director Principle Architect Nexient April 29th 2016

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Agenda Brief Introduction about myself Brief Introduction about Nexient Azure, Microsoft’s Cloud platform Azure for MSDN subscribers Price structure on Azure for production usage SQL database Server vs. SQL Database Creating database Connecting to database Querying database Publish SSDT project to SQL Azure Demo Q&As

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure About me Started working on relational database since 1993 Touched Oracle, Sybase, Informix and mostly SQL/Server working on Microsoft platform since 1995 (VB3) Started working on.Net since 1.0 and VS2002 Started working on C# as soon as I got hold of.Net Expert in WCF, WPF, ASP.Net and Enterprise Library Expert in MVC and MVVM patterns Expert in Data model design and SQL/Server Worked on Data model design using ER-Win since Working as.Net Practices Director at Nexient Ann Arbor Michigan Certified with C# in Visual Studio 2012 ( ) in Jan 2013.

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Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Starting from February 2010, Microsoft released its Azure platform. Since then, more an more services are made available in Azure platform As of now, close to 30 different services are available in Azure platform –Web App –Virtual Machine –Mobile Service –Cloud Services –SQL Database –Storages –Many more… Azure, Microsoft’s Cloud platform

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Azure Management Portal

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Visual Studio Professional –$50 per month MSDN Platforms –$100 per month Visual Studio Enterprise –$150 Per month Azure for MSDN subscribers Monthly credit

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Basic Best suited for a small database, supporting typically one single active operation at a given time. Examples include databases used for development or testing, or small- scale infrequently used applications. Standard The go-to option for most cloud applications, supporting multiple concurrent queries. Examples include workgroup or web applications. Premium Designed for high transactional volume, supporting a large number of concurrent users and requiring the highest level of business continuity capabilities. Examples are databases supporting mission critical applications. Service tiers and database options

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Azure for production usage (Basic Tier) eDTUs Per POOL Max Storage per pool Max DB per pool Max eDTUs per DB Price 10010GB2005~$ ~$ ~$ ~$ ~$1800 eDTU: elastic Database Transaction Units (eDTUs).

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Azure for production usage (Standard Tier) eDTUs Per POOL Max Storage per pool Max DB per pool Max eDTUs per DB Price GB200100~$ GB400100~$ GB400100~$ GB400100~$ TB400100~$2700

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Azure for production usage (Premium) eDTUs Per POOL Max Storage per pool Max DB per pool Max eDTUs per DB Price GB50125$ GB50250$ GB50500$ GB501000$ GB501000$8400

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure SQL DB –low maintenance cost(MS does the work for you) –Less expensive (as little as $5.00 per month for a 100MB database) SQL VM –Faster and dedicated hardware resource –best application compatibility –Self-service on maintance –Scalable SQL database Server vs. SQL Database

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Creating database

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Connecting to database Do not forget to free up your IP in firewall setup !

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Publish SSDT project to SQL Azure Setup the publishing profile. Change Target platform With one button click, and then sit back be relax your database project is in the cloud in no time.

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure SQL Azure 11 vs AQL Azure 12 Microsoft SQL Azure (RTM) Mar :44:17 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation Upgrade from 11 to 12 again Update your SSDT project for V 12.

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Querying database [File]-> [New Query] you are on for business Differences: –Select top n –Edit top m

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Demo time From MSDN to Azure Create new database ( first DB) Connect to the database. Publish SSDT project to Azure Query database

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Conclusion If your database can live in the cloud, why build your database locally?

Peter Lu Copyright SQL Database Azure Questions