WisdomInterface
WisdomInterface
January 30, 2025
1 min read

Running SQL Server workloads in the cloud

SQL Server users are looking to migrate to the cloud to enjoy better scalability, performance, and availability at a lower overall cost. As SQL Server users migrate their operations to the cloud, they have a choice of cloud providers and how to deploy SQL Server using those providers. Read this InfoBrief to:

  • Understand cloud trends and criteria in database workloads.
  • Get essential guidance on selecting a cloud provider’s database service for SQL Server workloads.
  • Learn why a majority of SQL Server users chose AWS as their primary cloud provider when polled.
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