SQL Azure Data Sync- Synchronize Data across On-Premise and Cloud (E2C)
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About the Video:
This is second in the series of webcasts covering the SQL Azure Data Sync service. In this demo heavy webcast, Sudhesh covers the details of synchronizing date across on-premise and cloud (E2C scenario for SQL Azure Data Sync). See how SQL Azure Data Sync can be used to share data between on-premises SQL Server and SQL Azure applications and let us know your thoughts, comments and questions.
Relevant resources on SQL Azure Data Sync:
- Technet Articles: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/sql-azure-data-sync-overview.aspx
- Series of webcast on channel 9 providing Deep Dives e.g. E2C, Conflict Resolution, Security, Integration with Azure Traffic Manager etc: http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/SQL-Azure-Data-Sync
- MSDN Forum on SQL Azure: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ssdsgetstarted/threads
- SQL Azure Data Sync Feature Voting: http://www.mygreatwindowsazureidea.com/forums/44459-sql-azure-data-sync-feature-voting
- Windows Azure Blogs: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/
- Windows Azure Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/windowsazure
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SQL Azure Data Sync is a great tool; even though it's only at a CTP stage, the experience is already quite polished and it's a pleasure to use. I've used it to export a database (schema and all) from an Azure subscription to my local machine; I needed to take my services offline for a longer period of time and had to create a full backup. (Perhaps this wasn't the ideal way to do that. But it was fun!
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On that note, it would be nice if Windows/SQL Azure subscriptions would support "deactivating" a service or database, respectively. I would like to be able to store these things (perhaps in my Azure storage account) with the ability to bring them back online at a later date. (Added to the linked UserVoice site: Allow taking a database offline to prevent charges to my account. (http://uservoice.com/a/jFr6r))
Thanks for that
i try the tool and it is very cool...
but we need more logs then we have
@Lars Kemmann:Thanks Lars for putting your vote for this feature. This is great input for our roadmap.
@Pini: Thanks Pini. We will enhance the logs in future releases.
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