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Azure SQL Connectivity Performance Tips & Tricks

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Azure SQL provides several connectivity options to cover different application scenarios. It is important to understand that they may have implications related to security and performance. In this episode with Silvano Corini, we will go through some tips & tricks that may help you to find the best for your needs.
[01:06] Tips & Tricks intro
[03:02] Connection point types
[04:35] Filtering
[05:22] Batching
[07:03] Connection pooling
[07:51] New hardware options

Resources:
Simplify Authentication with Managed Identities for Azure Resources
How to use batching to improve Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance application performance

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Azure SQL provides several connectivity options to cover different application scenarios. It is important to understand that they may have implications related to security and performance. In this episode with Silvano Corini, we will go through some tips & tricks that may help you to find the best for your needs.
[01:06] Tips & Tricks intro
[03:02] Connection point types
[04:35] Filtering
[05:22] Batching
[07:03] Connection pooling
[07:51] New hardware options

Resources:
Simplify Authentication with Managed Identities for Azure Resources
How to use batching to improve Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance application performance

  continue reading

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