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Implement Azure SQL Managed Instance database copy and move
From the course: Microsoft Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Implement Azure SQL Managed Instance database copy and move
- Welcome back. This is lesson 3.10, Implement Azure SQL Managed Instance Database Copy and Move. So in this video, we're going to focus solely on Azure SQL managed instance, specifically how to copy or move a database from one managed instance to another managed instance. When you copy or move a database between managed instances, SQL server does this through using always on availability group technology. It simply creates a new database on the destination instance as a copy of the source database. When doing a copy, the source database remains online during the operation, but a move operation drops the source database once the move operation is complete. You can run multiple database copies or move operations from the source-managed instance to one or more target instances. But I do want to be clear that this is different from than a point in time restore. A point in time restore creates a copy of the source database from a specific moment in the past, whereas the copy move…
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Learning objectives57s
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Evaluate requirements for the migration8m 5s
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Evaluate offline or online migration strategies3m 1s
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Implement an online migration strategy4m 33s
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Implement an offline migration strategy6m 29s
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Set up SQL Data Sync for Azure4m 16s
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Implement a migration to Azure3m 20s
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Implement a migration between Azure SQL services2m 38s
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Implement Azure SQL Managed Instance database copy and move5m 58s
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