Migrate SQL Server 2008 R2 to Azure Cloud

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Subject1: Tick Tock, SQL workloads are now end of life, now what? Abstract: Migrate your On-Premises SQL Server databases to Azure SQL Managed Instance using Azure Database Migration Service (DMS). Assess, migrate your End of Life (EOL) SQL Server 2008 R2 databases to Azure quickly and with minimal downtime for your business critical workloads and applications. Speaker1: Ravi Yadav Bio: Ravi Yadav is a Cloud Solutions Architect and Practice lead with Long View Systems, based out of Toronto. His technical background stems from System Center and Azure, however over the last 18 months has focused on polycloud infrastructure as code (IaC), cyber-security and cloud governance. Ravi is also a 4-time Microsoft Valuable Professional (MVP) within the Cloud and Datacenter Management.

Migrate SQL Server 2008 R2 to Azure Cloud

Agenda
• SQL Migration Drivers
• Azure Migration Journey
• Database Journey to Azure Cloud
• Azure Migration Tools
• Azure SQL Options (IaaS vs. PaaS)
• DEMO #1 - SQL 2008 R2 Migration to Azure (Single DB)
• DEMO #2 - SQL 2008 R2 Migration to Azure (Managed Instance)
• Securing Azure SQL with Best Practices

What’s Driving Migrations?
Migration
triggers
Quickly
integrate
acquisitions
Urgent capacity
needs
Software and
hardware refresh
Security
threats
Compliance
Application
innovation
Software end
of supportDatacenter
contracts expiry

• Cost Savings
• Administration
• Service Level Agreement (SLA)
• Capacity Needs
• End of Life (EOL)
• July 9, 2019
• Windows Server 2008 R2
• January 14, 2020
• Extended Security Updates
• +3 Years
Business Migration Drivers

Tools for Every Stage
Azure security and management
(security, backup, monitoring,
cost management)
Azure Database Migration Service
Azure Site Recovery
Azure Data Box
Assess Migrate Optimize
Data Migration Assistant
Azure Migrate
SQL Server Migration Assistant

Database Journey to the Azure Cloud
Source Microsoft Azure
Azure Database
Migration Service
(DMS)
Azure Data
Migration
Assessment
(DMA)

Which version of SQL is right for me?
1. IaaS
• VM/Compute
2. PaaS
• Single Database
• Elastic Pool
• Managed Instance

SQL Features SQL Single DB SQL Managed Instance SQL on a VM (IaaS)
SQL Agent x x
Change Data Capture (CDC) x x
Cross-DB Queries/Transactions x x
Linked Servers x x
Built-In Backups x x
One-Click Disaster Recovery x x
Auditing x x x
Collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS x x
R Services x x
Stored Procedures (System) x x
SQL Server Analysis x
SQL Server Integration x
SQL Server Reporting Services x
SQL Patching n/a n/a manual
OS Patching n/a n/a manual
Server & Database-Level Firewall x x

So, which SQL makes sense for me?
SQL Server in a VM (IaaS)
• Must use Active Directory for Authentication
• Filestream is a must
• SSRS/SSAS/SSIS are a must
• 256TB storage
• You love patching and upgrading
SQL Database (PaaS)
• Net-new applications (willing to refactor)
• Simplified authentication and networking
• Much cheaper than Managed Instance
• Automated Backups
• 100TB storage
SQL Managed Instance (PaaS)
• SQL Agent
• Cross-database queries and transactions
• Not willing to refactor code
• Simplified management
• Super-business critical workloads
• 8TB storage

Discover
Secure &
Optimize
MigrateAssess

Supported Sources
SQL Server 2005
SQL Server 2008
SQL Server 2008 R2
SQL Server 2012
SQL Server 2014
SQL Server 2016
SQL Server 2017 on Windows
AWS RDS for SQL Server
Supported Targets
SQL Server 2012
SQL Server 2014
SQL Server 2016
SQL Server 2017 on Windows & Linux
SQL Server 2019 on Windows & Linux
Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database Managed Instance

Database Migration Services (DMS)
• What is it?

Securing Azure SQL
• Firewall Rules
• Database Level
• Server Level
• Threat Detection
• Auditing & Authentication
• Dynamic Data Masking
• Row Level Security (RLS)
• Encryption
• Always Encrypted
• Column Level Encryption
• Transparent Data Encryption

Summary
• SQL Server & Windows Server 2008 R2 now End of Life!
• Discover, Assess, Migrate, Secure & Optimize
• Multiple Tools (DMA, DMS, ASR)
• Azure IaaS or PaaS?
• Feature Parity matter?
• Automated Backups & Patching?
• SQL Agent?
• Willing to refactor code?
• Securing Azure SQL with Best Practices

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Migrate SQL Server 2008 R2 to Azure Cloud

1. Migrate SQL Server 2008 R2 to Azure Cloud

2. Ravi Yadav    

3. Agenda • SQL Migration Drivers • Azure Migration Journey • Database Journey to Azure Cloud • Azure Migration Tools • Azure SQL Options (IaaS vs. PaaS) • DEMO #1 - SQL 2008 R2 Migration to Azure (Single DB) • DEMO #2 - SQL 2008 R2 Migration to Azure (Managed Instance) • Securing Azure SQL with Best Practices

4. Migrating SQL Server to Azure

5. What’s Driving Migrations? Migration triggers Quickly integrate acquisitions Urgent capacity needs Software and hardware refresh Security threats Compliance Application innovation Software end of supportDatacenter contracts expiry

6. • Cost Savings • Administration • Service Level Agreement (SLA) • Capacity Needs • End of Life (EOL) • July 9, 2019 • Windows Server 2008 R2 • January 14, 2020 • Extended Security Updates • +3 Years Business Migration Drivers

7. Azure Migration Journey

8. Tools for Every Stage Azure security and management (security, backup, monitoring, cost management) Azure Database Migration Service Azure Site Recovery Azure Data Box Assess Migrate Optimize Data Migration Assistant Azure Migrate SQL Server Migration Assistant

9. Database Journey to the Azure Cloud Source Microsoft Azure Azure Database Migration Service (DMS) Azure Data Migration Assessment (DMA)

11. Which version of SQL is right for me? 1. IaaS • VM/Compute 2. PaaS • Single Database • Elastic Pool • Managed Instance

13. SQL Features SQL Single DB SQL Managed Instance SQL on a VM (IaaS) SQL Agent x x Change Data Capture (CDC) x x Cross-DB Queries/Transactions x x Linked Servers x x Built-In Backups x x One-Click Disaster Recovery x x Auditing x x x Collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS x x R Services x x Stored Procedures (System) x x SQL Server Analysis x SQL Server Integration x SQL Server Reporting Services x SQL Patching n/a n/a manual OS Patching n/a n/a manual Server & Database-Level Firewall x x

14. So, which SQL makes sense for me? SQL Server in a VM (IaaS) • Must use Active Directory for Authentication • Filestream is a must • SSRS/SSAS/SSIS are a must • 256TB storage • You love patching and upgrading SQL Database (PaaS) • Net-new applications (willing to refactor) • Simplified authentication and networking • Much cheaper than Managed Instance • Automated Backups • 100TB storage SQL Managed Instance (PaaS) • SQL Agent • Cross-database queries and transactions • Not willing to refactor code • Simplified management • Super-business critical workloads • 8TB storage

15. Discover Secure & Optimize MigrateAssess

16. Supported Sources SQL Server 2005 SQL Server 2008 SQL Server 2008 R2 SQL Server 2012 SQL Server 2014 SQL Server 2016 SQL Server 2017 on Windows AWS RDS for SQL Server Supported Targets SQL Server 2012 SQL Server 2014 SQL Server 2016 SQL Server 2017 on Windows & Linux SQL Server 2019 on Windows & Linux Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Database Managed Instance

18. Database Migration Services (DMS) • What is it?

21. Securing Azure SQL • Firewall Rules • Database Level • Server Level • Threat Detection • Auditing & Authentication • Dynamic Data Masking • Row Level Security (RLS) • Encryption • Always Encrypted • Column Level Encryption • Transparent Data Encryption

22. Summary • SQL Server & Windows Server 2008 R2 now End of Life! • Discover, Assess, Migrate, Secure & Optimize • Multiple Tools (DMA, DMS, ASR) • Azure IaaS or PaaS? • Feature Parity matter? • Automated Backups & Patching? • SQL Agent? • Willing to refactor code? • Securing Azure SQL with Best Practices

Editor's Notes

#23: Don’t forget to ask 2 questions for the Starbucks gift cards!!! Question #1: Can you identify the 4 major phases of a successful migration? Question #2: Can you tell me 3 of the 4 Azure SQL options?

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