Using Your Own SQL Server in Windows Azure Step-By-Step (Part 22 of 31) by Blain Barton

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The 22nd edition of 31 Days of Server (VMs) in the Cloud is now live at Part 22 of 31 – Using your own SQL Server in Windows Azure – 31 Days of IaaS In this edition, Blain Barton explains Step-By-Step how you can create a new VM and learn how to install SQL Server. […]

The 22nd edition of 31 Days of Server (VMs) in the Cloud is now live at Part 22 of 31 – Using your own SQL Server in Windows Azure – 31 Days of IaaS In this edition, Blain Barton explains Step-By-Step how you can create a new VM and learn how to install SQL Server. You can then add disk images to the existing VM in order to split the data from the logs generated by SQL Server.

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You can find the landing page for the 31 day series at http://aka.ms/iaas31

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