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Recommend an appropriate database offering to meet your needs
From the course: Microsoft Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Recommend an appropriate database offering to meet your needs
- Welcome back. This is lesson 1.5. Recommend an appropriate database offering based on requirements. Okay, before we get into some of the recommendations, let's quickly review the different cloud service types, focusing specifically on infrastructure as a service and platform as a service. Akin, again, control granularity, how much control you want over the environment. In infrastructure as a service. The cloud provider is responsible for maintaining the infrastructure portion of the stack, including the hardware network, network connectivity, and so on. In a cloud service environment, infrastructure as a service places the largest share of responsibility on you as you're responsible for everything else, including installation and configuration patches, maintenance updates, and so on. But infrastructure service is the most flexible of the cloud services as it provides maximum level of control over your cloud resources, with platform as a service as we discussed earlier in a previous…
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Module introduction1m 18s
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Learning objectives1m 13s
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Deploy database offerings on selected platforms19m 4s
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Understand automated deployment6m 57s
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Apply patches and updates for hybrid and IaaS deployment4m 25s
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Deploy hybrid SQL Server solutions7m 4s
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Recommend an appropriate database offering to meet your needs7m 56s
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Evaluate security aspects of the possible database offering4m 20s
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Recommend a table partitioning solution3m 43s
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Recommend a database sharding solution4m 36s
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