According to Azure documentation, Azure SQL Managed Instance is available in Germany West Central Region.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/explore/global-infrastructure/products-by-region/?regions=germany-west-central,non-regional&products=azure-sql
but when I tried to create a Managed Instance in Azure Portal, it is showing that Azure SQL Managed Instance is not available in your subscription and/or in Region
Why I can't create a Azure SQL Managed Instance in Germany Central West Region?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
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I don't see Data Lake store service available in North Central US for Azure. So am planning to create it in Central US. Since our HDInsight cluster will be provisioned by infrastructure team in a VNet in North Central US region, am wondering if it will have the ability to connect to a Data lake store in Central US region ?
Note: HDInsight cluster and the Data Lake Store must be in the same location.
You should create the Data Lake Store in the same region that you plan on creating your HDInsight cluster. If you create the HDInsight cluster in Central US, I would suggest you create Data Lake Store in Central US or vice-versa.
Currently, Azure Data Lake Store available in following regions:
United States:
East US 2 and
Central US
Europe:
North Europe
I tried to geo-replicate my storage account which is in East Asia region (Hong Kong location) to China Azure DataCenter (China North, China East) but I couldn't find the China DataCenter while creating stroage account geo-replication.
Can you please tell me how can I do this?
Can you please tell me how can I do this.
Simple answer is that you can't. There are 2 reasons for that:
You can't select a region for geo-replication. It is automatically selected by Azure for you.
Even if you were able to do so, your particular scenario for geo-replicating between Azure General and Azure China will not work as Azure China is a special region and you can't create an Azure Subscription there just like that (same goes for Azure Germany and Azure Government).
As Gaurav Mantri mentioned that we can't select a region for geo-replication. We could get the detail info about Azure Storage replication from Azure official document.
When you create a storage account, you select the primary region for the account. The secondary region is determined based on the primary region, and cannot be changed. The following table shows the primary and secondary region pairings.
We also could get more info from the Azure region document.
Azure in China is available through a unique partnership between Microsoft and 21Vianet, one of the country’s largest Internet providers.
Azure Germany provides services under a data trustee model. Customer data remains in Germany under the control of T-Systems International GmbH, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, acting as the German data trustee.
East Asia is a region in Azure public cloud where as China North/East are regions in Azure China which is a separate sovereign cloud. For more details, please refer to following :
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/china/
I have an instance of the Service Fabric that resides in the German Cloud. Since the OMS is not available in the German cloud, I need to use an OMS instance from West Europe. Because Of this, I cannot use the Service Fabric OMS connector solution.
Any information on how/what do I need to enable in order to connect these two services spread across subscriptions?
You should be able to do this using EventFlow.
It doesn't rely on an Agent being present to upload to a Storage Account, but it accesses OMS directly.
I'm attempting to use the Azure SQL Service Management REST API to Export Database. Unfortunately the above documentation does not list any of the West Central US Region servers. Does anyone know if what the uri Base values are or if they are even supported in the West Central US region?
We have SQL Azure databases currently in the SouthEast Asia region under an older subscription (Subscription 1).
My questions are:
Is there a way to migrate the database server & associated databases into a new Azure subscription (Subscription 2) and into the SouthEast Australia region, while maintaining the same server name?
Will this migration change the existing schema, i.e. will it add tracking columns to the existing database tables?
Thanks in advance,
Shailen
Yes, you can do this using the SQL Database REST API's. There is a sample of this here.