Marcin Policht

Deployment of cloud-based technologies introduces a wide range of challenges; however, few of them are scrutinized to the same extent as security. When

Microsoft currently offers two built-in methods of running production SQL Server databases in Azure. The first of them relies on the ability of

Azure Cosmos DB offers features that facilitate data availability and resiliency. However, there is also a different, very important aspect of

One of the most important design decisions that must be made when planning deployment of Azure Cosmos DB involves logical partitioning of data that will

The majority of traditional database management systems are responsible for making sure that any changes to their data are consistently reflected in the

In our previous article published on this forum, we described main characteristics of two new features known as Virtual Network service endpoints and

One of the most commonly requested Azure SQL Database features has been support for more granular control of server-level firewall settings. While it is

Azure SQL Database provides a number of benefits that leverage resiliency and redundancy built into the underlying cloud infrastructure. You can take

As we pointed out in our article recently published on this forum, implementing SQL Server Failover Clustering in Azure virtual machines differs in

Deploying Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions in Microsoft Azure offers a number of benefits that leverage agility, resiliency, and scalability

In a recent article published on this forum, we described main characteristics of Azure SQL Data Sync. This service, which has been lingering in the

The majority of Azure SQL Database related features reach their General Availability (GA) stage relatively quickly (even when measured in the Azure