Last week we introduced breakthrough visualization experiences for the business continuity capabilities in Azure SQL Database. Setting up and administering your geo-replication is easier and more intuitive than ever before.
Previously, Auditing was introduced in the new Azure preview portal. Now, you can manage Auditing from the Azure portal and via PowerShell commands.
This post continues our series on the Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BCDR) capabilities of Azure SQL Database and focuses on geo-restore. In my previous post on standard geo-replication I discussed how the various business continuity features map to service tiers.
In this post, we will continue the conversation about the business continuity scenarios and discuss the newly released Standard Geo-Replication feature of Azure SQL Database.
Auditing feature is now available for Azure SQL DB, in a preview offering. This is a key security enhancement that removes barriers from businesses wanting to manage their databases in the cloud.
