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Table of Wiki (Click to expand)
- How to manage a Hyperscale database - Azure SQL Database
- Create a Hyperscale database - Azure SQL Database
- Single database vCore resource limits - Azure SQL Database
- Manage multiple databases with elastic pools - Azure SQL Database
- Pricing - Azure SQL Database Elastic Pool | Microsoft Azure
- What is the Hyperscale service tier? - Azure SQL Database
- Pricing - Azure SQL Database Single Database | Microsoft Azure
- Change automated backup settings for Azure SQL Database
Table of Content (Click to expand)
- Wiki
- Content
- Overview
- SQL Database Hyperscale - Storage
- SQL DB Single Hyp-Storage
- SQL DB S0/S1/B Gen5 - Comp Gen5
- SQL DB S0/S1/B Pool Hyp - Comp Gen5
- SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool Gen Pur-Compute G5
- SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool GP-SQL Licen
- SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool Purc-PurcStorage
- SQL Database S0/S1/B Pool PITR Backup Storage
| Service | Meaning | Configuration | Charging |
|---|---|---|---|
| SQL Database Hyperscale - Storage | This service is for storing data in a Hyperscale SQL database, which supports up to 100 TB of data and provides high throughput and performance. | Configure through Azure portal, Azure CLI, PowerShell, or REST API. Storage is automatically allocated between 10 GB and 100 TB, growing in 10 GB increments as needed. | Charged based on the actual storage allocation. Cost is calculated per GB of storage used. |
| SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool Gen Pur-Compute G5 | Offers computing resources (vCores) for single databases or elastic pools in the General Purpose tier using Gen5 hardware. | Configure the compute resources through the Azure portal, specifying the number of vCores required. | Charges are based on the vCores used and the duration of usage. |
| SQL DB Single Hyp-Storage | This is for Hyperscale data storage but specifically for single databases. | Similar to the Hyperscale storage, configure via Azure portal, CLI, PowerShell, or REST API. | Charges are based on the storage used, dynamically allocated between 10 GB and 100 TB. |
| SQL DB S0/S1/B Gen5 - Comp Gen5 | Provides computing resources (vCores) for SQL databases in the S0, S1, and Basic tiers using Gen5 hardware. | Scale compute resources by selecting the number of vCores needed through the Azure portal or other management tools. | Charges are based on the number of vCores and the duration they are used. |
| SQL DB S0/S1/B Pool Hyp - Comp Gen5 | Provides computing resources (vCores) in a pool configuration for the same tiers and hardware as above. | Configure the pool and allocate vCores as needed through the Azure portal. | Charges are based on the total vCores allocated to the pool. |
| SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool GP-SQL Licen | Provides SQL licensing for single databases or elastic pools in the General Purpose tier. | Licensing is managed automatically when you configure your database or pool in the Azure portal. | Charges are included in the overall cost of the database or pool, based on the vCore model. |
| SQL DB Single/Elastic Pool Purc-PurcStorage | For storing data in the General Purpose tier for single databases or elastic pools. | Storage is configured automatically based on your database or pool settings. | Charges are based on the amount of data stored. |
| SQL Database S0/S1/B Pool PITR Backup Storage | For backup storage using RA-GRS (Read-Access Geo-Redundant Storage) for databases in the S0, S1, and Basic tiers. | Backup settings can be configured through the Azure portal, including retention policies and redundancy options. | Charges are based on the amount of backup storage used. |
Note
After deploying, viewing and managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your Hyperscale configuration.
Configuration Steps:
-
Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
-
Create a New SQL Database:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL Database. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database name, andServer.
- Click on
-
Select Hyperscale Service Tier:
-
Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New SQL Database:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL Database. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Hyperscale Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure database. - Select
Hyperscalefrom theService tierdropdown. - Configure the
vCoresandStorage sizeas needed.
- Under
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your Hyperscale configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New SQL Database:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL Database. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure database. - Select
General Purposefrom theService tierdropdown. - Choose
Gen5hardware and configure thevCoresas needed.
- Under
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New Elastic Pool:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL Elastic Pool. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Elastic pool name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure pool. - Select
General Purposefrom theService tierdropdown. - Choose
Gen5hardware and configure thevCoresas needed.
- Under
- Add Databases: Add your databases to the pool.
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your Elastic Pool in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New SQL Database or Elastic Pool:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL DatabaseorSQL Elastic Pool. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database/Elastic pool name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure database/pool. - Select
General Purposefrom theService tierdropdown. - Choose
Gen5hardware and configure thevCoresas needed.
- Under
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database or Elastic Pool in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New SQL Database or Elastic Pool:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL DatabaseorSQL Elastic Pool. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database/Elastic pool name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure database/pool. - Select
General Purposefrom theService tierdropdown. - Choose
Gen5hardware and configure thevCoresas needed.
- Under
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database or Elastic Pool in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Create a New SQL Database or Elastic Pool:
- Click on
Create a resource>Databases>SQL DatabaseorSQL Elastic Pool. - Fill in the required details like
Subscription,Resource group,Database/Elastic pool name, andServer.
- Click on
- Select Service Tier:
- Under
Compute + storage, clickConfigure database/pool. - Select
General Purposefrom theService tierdropdown. - Choose
Gen5hardware and configure thevCoresas needed.
- Under
- Review and Create: Click
Review + createand thenCreate.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database or Elastic Pool in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectCompute + storageto view and manage your configuration.
Configuration Steps:
- Navigate to Azure Portal: Go to Azure Portal.
- Select Your SQL Database:
- Navigate to your SQL Database.
- Under
Settings, selectBackups.
- Configure Backup Settings:
- Select
Retention policies. - Configure the
Point-in-time restore (PITR)retention period andBackup storage redundancy.
- Select
- Save Changes: Click
Saveto apply the changes.
Viewing and Managing:
- Navigate to your SQL Database in the Azure portal.
- Under
Settings, selectBackupsto view and manage your backup configuration.

