Over the course of my last few blog posts, we’ve looked at how an increasing number of database workloads are migrating to the cloud, how there is more than one path to get there… and why overprovisioning is one of the biggest challenges to overcome.
Microsoft Azure is one of the most widely used public clouds available. But if you are moving your largest, most complex workloads to Azure, there are a few things you need to keep in mind to ensure that your migration goes smoothly. In this blog post, we’ll cover tips on how to have a better Azure cloud migration for your most mission-critical workloads.
SQL Data Loading at 8TB per Hour, 20 Million Rows per Second with Silk on Azure
Tanel Poder
Database consultant & performance geek
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Silk is pleased to announce it has been selected as a finalist in Business Intelligence Group’s 2021 Stratus Awards for Cloud Computing. We are thrilled to be included among the other “companies and individuals innovating in the Cloud and providing offerings that are truly differentiated in the market.”
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This blog will discuss data replication to the cloud, namely:
When you’re preparing to move your mission-critical databases and applications to the cloud, your main goal is to move as quickly as possible without incurring any risk to the business by impacting the business logic and functionality of the applications in question. And, of course, to complete this process at the lowest possible cost.
This blog will discuss hybrid cloud monitoring, namely: