Microsoft Azure Reviews & Product Details

I like the fact that we can pay as we go in Azure SQL Database and also the easy way of setting up a database

Nothing to complain so far. Azure SQL Database is a great PAAS

Store data of a service desk system

The ease of use of this app added with absolutely amazing features like file upload and file copy between on-premises and Cloud, as well as between two azure storage accounts. Helps in mapping azure File shares on to machines as if they are normal on-premises shares.

Still needs improvement in features related to SQL data, relational databases.

Helps in moving data across different storage accounts with in azure as well as moving data between On-premises and Azure public cloud. or for that matter between VMs of different clouds.

Easy "folder-style" browse for BLOB storage in Azure Storage Account.

Sometimes, the upload process goes wrong.

Upload VHD from On-Prem to Azure in order to recreate a VM on cloud.

Easy to manage the Cloud Infrastructure in Microsoft Azure.

Maybe there are some limitations, like modify some deployment setting after the deployment.

Migrate VMs from On-Prem to Azure Cloud.

It’s helps me get information form database tables

You have to have your IP address added to each connection which is team consuming

Get a huge amount of data quickly

We've been using Azure SQL Database for a long time. It's the best PaaS offering for Microsoft SQL Server which features a 99.99% availability. You can leverage the 3 possible flavors of it - Managed Instances, Single, Elastic Pool. Managed Instance is basically the fully-featured SQL Server for the cloud where Single and Elastic Pool are more restricted(but performant) options. You can choose among a good variety of scalability options and service tiers. Azure SQL database implements Automatic performance tuning, built-in backups, and integration with Azure Active Directory.

I would love it if it becomes a little more transparent in terms of Dynamic Management Views, advanced features and integration with SQL Server Profiler (although it's announced as legacy).

We have been using Azure SQL Database in almost every solution we are involved in. Typically it's used for the persistence of the core application data. Some solutions that employ the microservices architecture need more than one Azure SQL Database to store its information.

Easy to use, and operate successfully it's a great tool for all

Nothing really it's a great tool to add to your toolbox for sure

keeping business orders afloat, and workers in order

The ease of use and the ability to provision faster than any other solution in the market

Pricing could be much cheaper and provide more options

Simple to use and much secure than physical drive options

Running Virtual Machines on cloud using Microsoft Azure impressed me a lot. I was a little bit cetic about performance when running cloud environments, but it was really good on Azure. I/O performance is fair, even using mechanical HD's on VM's (because they are cheapper), performance are pretty much equivalend to a real mechanic HD. And its pretty cheap. You can pick vm's with 4 cores and a decent amount of RAM for a fair price.

I can't really remember something i dislike about it. Everything worked well and without any problems. The environment is very stable.

Cloud Environments, Virtual Machine, Cloud Computing

Geo redundant, low cost, REST based. Easy to set up automated backup plans to ensure off site off line resiliency.

Sometimes large backups have IO errors when writing to blob storage

Data resiliency