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Over the last few weeks I have created a couple of databases and sometimes new servers using both the old and the new Azure Portals.
I have now deleted all the databases that I don't need.
How can I delete the servers that are now empty?
If you want to delete a server there are a couple of options.
One simple way is to use the Remove-AzureSQLDatabaseServer PowerShell cmdlet.
The following is an example:
Remove-AzureSQLDatabaseServer -ServerName 'MY SERVER NAME'
Just replace 'MY SERVER NAME' with the name of the server you want to delete.
If you haven't downloaded Azure PowerShell, you can find it here.
Hope this helps!
You should be creating only one DB server, then using that one server to create DB's for test/dev work. You can't create a DB server with name, when you create a DB server, the name is pretty random.
The following PS shows how to get the name of your DB Servers:
Get-AzureSqlDatabaseServer
Once you hit the max # of DB servers created (I think it's 8), you won't be able to create anymore DB's.
To delete on the portal, select DB's, then select the server tab.
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So I create a storage account on azure and started using a file share for some days, but then I noticed some activity any hour during any day, even after stopping using the file share and deleted it:
I'm showing tables activity here because is where there's activity every hour, on other resources like tables and queues there's sporadic activity too, but I don't have anything on this storage account
After noticed this I try some things thinking about a security hole:
I tried to rotate access keys, several times
I even deleted and recreated the storage account with no avail, this was still showing the previous activity (can this be related that I used the same storage account name?)
This is not running in a production environment but still I don't know what is going on
Is this some background process of azure or do I need to worry about it?
As #David Makogon said, it turned out that was diagnostic activity, i disabled it in Diagnostic logs (classic) and the activity was gone.
Glad to know that my account wasn't hacked or something like that.
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Hi i was discussing the "on premises data-gateway" with a colleague and we where discussing whether the gateway had to be installed in every instance of a on premises system or it only had to be installed in one throughout the network for the system.
We had some different understanding regarding the documentation specified.
He understood it that installing it on a test server/instance it would be able to reach a database in another "virtual" system in that server.
I had the one understanding that it should be installed in every virtual system where you have a DB you want to reach?
Is there any clarification around this that we have missed?
Hope i made myself somewhat clear on what i'm asking? And please excuse the question if its written in clear text somewhere, we both must have missed it, if so sorry for that...
as per document although intended for analysis services, which is practically the same with other services as well,
source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/analysis-services/analysis-services-gateway
The on-premise data gateway needs to be installed for each instance of Azure Analysis Services server. In short, if you have two servers that connects to on-premise data sources, you will need two data gateway as well.
In this premise, we both have the same understanding that it needs to be installed for each instance that you need to connect.
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I want to migrate some websites (files and databases) from a server with cPanel accounts to a new server running on Ubuntu where is not cPanel.
Which would be the quickest and simple method?
Thank you in advance !
Since the server doesn't have any control panel, you have only manual migration option.
Setup a web server and add websites.
Assign separate home directory to each website.
Setup database server and migrate databases.
You can generate full cPanel backup and then extract it on new server. You will get web contents from homedir folder and MySQL.
The quickest way is to do a complete backup, and download the file. It should be in the root directory for that user.
The path and filename looks like:
/home/username/backup-todaysdate_username.tar.gz
Download that, and extract the files.
You'll want the /homedir (which is where the website is) and the /mysql folder contains a backup of the databse in .sql format.
Then copy everything up to your new server, and you'll have to extract the mysql database into mysql using the MYSQL CLI. Here's some instructions on that -> Importing large sql file to MySql via command line
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At https://portal.azure.com , in the Browse All Resources page, there is a Name column. How can I change the name of a resource?
I have been looking around, but I cannot find that option. Is it not allowed?
I already changed the Virtual Machine host name, but for consistency, I would like the Name matches the host name, otherwise I will always have to remember that foo_x virtual machine matches the machine with host name foo_y and with domain name foo_z.cloudapp.net.
You can not change VM name in the portal as it is DNS name (i.e. *.cloudapp.net) which belongs to the cloud service. If you want to change the DNS name, you'll need to delete the cloud service, recreate it using the new name, and then redeploy the VM inside of it(delete the VM while retaining all the Disks that were attached to it, then recreate the VM with the new name and reattach the Disks that were attached to the original VM).
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As I read, each azure cloud service has a VM behind it (right?). I know, for a VM, I can click 'Connect' button to get the rdp file to remote login. However, for my cloud service (which is running), the 'Connect' button (in Instance panel) is always disabled. How do I turn it on? How do I remote login to this cloud service?
At first you need to enable remote desktop for your cloud service.
This can be done at least in two ways:
During deployment from Visual Studio.
Directly at the portal.
I think good way for you know is a second variant.
Go to your cloud service.
Enter Configure tab and press 'Remote' button at the bottom.
Set all the needed settings there (role, user name, password, certificate, expiration etc.).
After Azure finishes setup - go to 'Instances' tab. Click on the needed and 'Connect' button will be available.