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I am thinking about putting a SQL Server behind my Azure website. Is the sql server also free when using Windows Azure Websites?
I agree this is not a good SO question, but the answer is Yes and No. Microsoft has offered a Azure Web App + SQL option that included a free small (20MB) database with your web app. This was limited to one web app per subscription and the size and speed were so limited that it was really only useful for dev, testing and learning about Azure. I would NOT recommend it for any sort of production unless you usage was super small.
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Does anyone know what window CosmosDB uses for system updates? Is there any impact to users during this updates. I've been combing through the documents to find the answer to this but they're pretty vague at least with what I've found. Also we know there is a default window on Sunday at like 4am EST and we know it can be customized for other services.
Thanks.
The dates and times for updates within the Cosmos DB service is not published. Service updates have no impact on service availability. As Cosmos DB is a multi-tenant service, this is not something that can (or needs) to be customized.
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My client has an MS Access split database and will lose access to their in-house servers for 2 weeks to a month.
I'm thinking about building an Azure windows server and putting the back-end there, then having clients (about 12 of them) use RDP to sessions on that server (making sure that they each have the latest copy of the front-end in their own sessions).
I realize this is an "opinion" question - perhaps someone can point me to an appropriate forum - if not here.
You can do that. Any (virtual) machine running an Access database and allowing RDP access can be reached via Remote Desktop.
You may need a Terminal Server license for multiple simultaneous users.
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How do I install SQL Server 2016 onto my newly configured virtual machine on Azure?
I want the developer version to practice queries etc. The VM works fine but I can't administer it.
You can get it from the microsoft website
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms
this answer is a bit misleading, why don't you create a vm with SQL already installed? that way you save time + don't break licensing agreement
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When trying to create a VM in Azure, I cannot create the VM in Europe (screenshot below).
Can someone kindly advise why is that the case and what action I can take?
You should contact Azure Support. Sometimes some datacenters become unavailable for some subscriptions.
Azure trial accounts can be limited to some regions, the western europe datacenter is quite full, mobile apps wasnt available in western europe for the same reason.
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Just been reading about this potentially serious Linux based bug. It would seem that Azure should be on the safe side, as being Windows based, and most likely quickly patched, as that is why we use Platform As A Service (PAAS).
For anybody wondering what this is all about Try Hunt has a good article at: Troy Hunt's Article
Any comments from anyone on this, or pointers?
Thanks.
Azure WebSites is safe with respect to ShellShock. Azure WebSites uses IIS as our web server and we do not expose any external anonymously-accessible endpoint which exposes/calls Bash.
Note that we do install Bash as part of our VM installation (it comes with Git). But we do not expose any vector for calling into this shell remote/anonymously. We will be updating Bash for caution-sake.