Why are some Microsoft users not running their database workloads in a Microsoft optimised Cloud?
Listen to Chris Jones - DSP's Microsoft Practice Director - as he reruns his popular session exploring the technical, commercial and governance rationale for migrating SQL Server workloads from AWS to Azure.
Azure has a larger storage bandwidth than AWS. This means that the speed in which data can 'read / write' is higher - giving greater performance.
Microsoft has the largest knowledge base and technical resources for SQL Server, with SQL Server code written directly into Azure.
When a new SQL Server service pack is released or critical fixes updated, they are implemented in Azure on the same day. No other Cloud provider can do this.
Running Microsoft databases on Microsoft infrastructure means you have one support team that can work across both SQL Server and Azure technologies, providing superior support and consistency should you run into difficulties.
DSP is a Data Management and Cloud Platform MSP that delivers enterprise grade support & consulting services for Oracle, Microsoft and Multi-Cloud technologies.