Dans cette session nous vous présenterons les différentes manières d'utiliser SQL Server dans une infrastructure Cloud (Microsoft Azure). Seront présentés des scénarios hybrides, de migration, de backup, et d'hébergement de bases de données SQL Server en mode IaaS ou PaaS.

1. BÂLE BERNE BRUGG DUSSELDORF FRANCFORT S.M. FRIBOURG E.BR. GENÈVE
HAMBOURG COPENHAGUE LAUSANNE MUNICH STUTTGART VIENNE ZURICH
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Optimize your SQL Server infrastructure
With Microsoft Azure
15h45-16h20
Eric Simbozel - Consultant SQL Server et Azure
Daniel Tizon - Principal Consultant
TRIVADIS
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Agenda
1. Introduction to Microsoft Azure
2. SQL Server on Azure IaaS
3. SQL Databases on Azure PaaS
4. SQL Server Stretch Databases
5. Backup and Restore to Azure
6. How to start?

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Introduction to Microsoft Azure

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What is the cloud?
Large number of devices connected through wide communication network
Benefits
Providing services at much lower cost
Flexibility on technology that gives the customer a competitive advantage
Helps IT to be more efficiency on operations
Pay as they go and for what they use
Moving from CAPEX to OPEX model
Faster deployment

5. Azure - Hyper scale Infrastructure
34 Regions Worldwide, 28 ONLINE…huge capacity around the world…growing every year
 100+ datacenters
 Top 3 networks in the world
 2.5x AWS, 7x Google DC Regions
 G Series – Largest VM in World, 32 cores, 448GB Ram, SSD…
Operational
Announced/Not Operational
Central US
Iowa
West US
California
East US
Virginia
US Gov
Virginia
North Central US
Illinois
US Gov
Iowa
South Central US
Texas
Brazil South
Sao Paulo State
West Europe
Netherlands
China North *
Beijing
China South *
Shanghai
Japan East
Tokyo, Saitama
Japan West
Osaka
India South
Chennai
East Asia
Hong Kong
SE Asia
Singapore
Australia South East
Victoria
Australia East
New South Wales
* Operated by 21Vianet ** Data Custodian - Deutsche Telekom
India Central
Pune
Canada East
Quebec City
Canada Central
Toronto
India West
Mumbai
Germany North East **
Magdeburg
Germany Central **
Frankfurt
North Europe
Ireland
East US 2
Virginia
United Kingdom
RegionsUnited Kingdom
Regions

6. Platform Services
Infrastructure Services
Web Apps
Mobile
Apps
API
Management
API Apps
Logic Apps
Notification
Hubs
Content
Delivery
Network (CDN)
Media
Services
BizTalk
Services
Hybrid
Connections
Service Bus
Storage
Queues
Hybrid
Operations
Backup
StorSimple
Azure Site
Recovery
Import/Export
SQL
Database
DocumentDB
Redis
Cache
Azure
Search
Storage
Tables
Data
Warehouse
Azure AD
Health Monitoring
AD Privileged
Identity
Management
Operational
Analytics
Cloud
Services
Batch
RemoteApp
Service
Fabric
Visual Studio
App
Insights
Azure
SDK
VS Online
Domain Services
HDInsight Machine
Learning
Stream
Analytics
Data
Factory
Event
Hubs
Mobile
Engagement
Data
Lake
IoT Hub
Data
Catalog
Security &
Management
Azure Active
Directory
Multi-Factor
Authentication
Automation
Portal
Key Vault
Store/
Marketplace
VM Image Gallery
& VM Depot
Azure AD
B2C
Scheduler

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Who Manages What?
Infrastructure (IaaS)
– Microsoft manages hardware
and virtualization technology
Platform (PaaS)
– Microsoft manages
everything except your
applications and data

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SQL Server Cloud Continium
Low Control
Shared
Lowercost
Dedicated
Highercost
High Control
Hybrid Cloud
Physical
Virtual
PaaS
SaaS
IaaS
On premises Off premises
SQL Server
Physical Machines (raw iron)
SQL Server Private Cloud
Virtualized Machines+ Appliances
SQL Server in Azure VM
Virtualized Machines
Database Services

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SQL Server on Azure IaaS

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SQL Server in Microsoft Azure VMs
Microsoft Azure
Storage Blob
IMPLICIT CLOUD SERVICE
Availability Set
VM VM
Primary Secondary
IMPLICIT CLOUD
SERVICE
VM
SLA 99.95
2 3
Microsoft Azure
Storage Blob
(somewhere
else)
No SLA
ROLE VIRTUAL MACHINE
1
C:
OS Disk
RAM
Cache
Local Disk
Cache
D:
Resource Disk
Dynamic VHD
E:, F:, etc.
Data Disks
Blobs

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Getting Started with Virtual Machines
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Bring your own image
Upload VHD to Azure storage
account, use image to instantiate VM
Use Sysprep to create template
SQL Server 2008 and up
License Mobility with Software
Assurance
You create image, patch, and
manage
SQL Server Virtual machines – how?
Use the gallery image
Currently: SQL 2008 R2 SP2, SQL 2012 SP1,
SQL 2014, SQL 2016 on different Windows
Server OS
Default options
Includes SSIS, RS, AS
License: Multiple SKUs + Pay by Minute
Image refreshed monthly (approximately)
Once deployed you patch and manage

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SQL Server Virtual machines - pricing
The cost depends on the infrastructure size and performances you wants
Price of a VM:
Compute pricing (Cores + Memory)
Software pricing (SQL Server licences)
Storage (classic or premium)
Outbound bandwith
Gateway traffic

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Storage costs

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DEMO 1
SQL Server in IaaS

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SQL Databases on Azure PaaS

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What is Azure SQL Database (PaaS)?
A service at database level
Predictable perfs, scalable, no downtime, business continuity, data protection
Low level of administration
Automatic configuration, patches, upgrades
Geo-replication features
99.99% SLA
Performances represented by DTU (Database Transaction Unit)
New features first in Azure SQL Database
Some differences or limitations (Azure SQL Database Transact-SQL differences)

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SQL Database performance levels
S0 S1 S2 S3 P1 P2 P4 P6 P11 P15
DTUs 5 10 10 50 100 125 250 500 1000 1750 4000
Max storage (GB) 2
Max In-memory OLTP storage (GB) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 2 4 8 14 32
Max concurrent workers 30
Max concurrent logins 30 60 90 120 200 200 400 800 1600 2400 6400
Max concurrent sessions 300
Point-in-time restore Any point last 7 days
Disaster recovery
Basic
Standard Premium
60 200 2400
250 500 1024
Any point last 14 days Any point last 35 days
Active Geo-Replication, up to 4 offline (readable) secondary backups
600 30000 30000

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SQL Database price

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SQL Server in a VM (IaaS) and Azure SQL Database (PaaS) comparaisons

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DEMO 2
SQL Server in PaaS

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SQL Server 2016 Stretch Databases

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SQL Server 2016 Stretch Databases

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SQL Server 2016 Stretch Databases
If you're a decision maker If you're a DBA
I have to keep transactional data for a
long time.
The size of my tables is getting out of
control.
Sometimes I have to query the cold data.
My users say that they want access to
cold data, but they only rarely use it.
I have apps, including older apps, that I
don’t want to update.
I have to keep buying and adding more
storage.
I want to find a way to save money on
storage.
I can’t backup or restore such large
tables within the SLA.
If you're a decision maker If you're a DBA
I have to keep transactional data for a
long time.
The size of my tables is getting out of
control.

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Backup and restore to Azure

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Backup and Restore to Azure
On-Prem
SQL Server
Microsoft Azure
RESTORE IN AZURE
VIRTUAL MACHINE
DIRECT URL BACKUP
TO AZURE BLOB STORAGE
SQL Server
Management
Studio
Flexibility &
Control
Low TCO for
Existing Apps
Full SQL Server
Capability
Managed
Infrastructure
SQL Server in VM

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DEMO 3
Backup-Restore SQL databases

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DEMO 4
Migration of a database to Azure

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How to start?

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How to start?
Ask Trivadis for an Azure Everywhere workshop
SQL on IaaS
3 or 4 days
SQL Server On-Prem
Direct backup
to Azure Storage
Run, Backup or Archive
Database Workloads in Azure
• Education, planning, guidance and assistance configuring a SQL
VM in Azure IaaS
• Guidance on best practices for configuring Azure and the VM
for optimal performance SQL Workload (data warehouse or
transactional)
• Planning and configuration of networking infrastructure
required to extend on premises network
• Planning and configuration of workload to secure your
environment
• Planning and guidance on using Azure for disaster recovery or
SQL backups
Free!

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Eric Simbozel
Consultant SQL Server et Azure
Tél. +41 58 459 54 54
eric.simbozel@trivadis.com
Daniel Tizon
Principal Consultant
Tél. +41 58 459 51 95
daniel.tizon@trivadis.com