Thomas Rushton
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Tag Archives: Virtual Machines
Using Redgate SQL Monitor with Azure Virtual Machines
We have an environment built out of SQL Servers installed on Azure Virtual Machines. We want to use Redgate’s SQL Monitor to monitor this environment; however, as of version 4.x it wasn’t completely supported on the Azure platform. Mainly, I … Continue reading
Posted in SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged Azure, Monitoring, red-gate, SQL Monitor, Virtual Machines
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Azure CustomScriptExtension – Are there limits?
Yes, another in a series of disjointed short notes about Azure. I’ve been buildings PowerShell scripts to automate the build of SQL Server AzureVMs. Part of that effort has been using the Azure Custom Script Extension to help get stuff … Continue reading
Problems with Azure VMs of different sizes
Just a quick note… If you’re building an Azure Cloud Service with multiple Virtual Machines of varying sizes, does it matter which order you create Azure VMs? I created a new Azure Cloud Service by building a machine of size … Continue reading
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Tagged Automation, Azure, Deployment, PowerShell, Virtual Machines
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