Migrate MySQL and PostgreSQL to Azure DBaaS Webinar.Here are some great Azure Database Migration Guides to get you going! MySQL and PostgreSQL to DBaaS Migration Guidance Ok, I can think of quite a few use cases for my own organization now, but I have a lot of legacy databases already running so how do I get there, isn't the migration journey going to be complex and risky? Here is more information on NoSQL use cases and Why Azure Cosmos DB. Whether you are building a new application or migrating existing Cassandra, MongoDB, Couchbase, HBase or Gremlin deployments. real-time applications across retail, manufacturing, utilities, FSI, healthcare) you would want to consider Azure Cosmos DB, our multi-model NoSQL platform. For truly cloud scale 'real-time' applications that need to manage high volume, velocity and variety of data across the globe, with ultra-high throughput and speed, ultra-low latency and 99.999% availability (e.g.Learn more about Azure's MySQL DBaaS offering in this Azure Database for MySQL Guide. For websites, web applications, ecommerce apps, online transactions and gaming - MySQL continues to be the most popular database amongst web developers (as per the Stack Overflow Developer Survey) and is a core part of the LAMP stack used by key web and ecommerce platforms such as Drupal, WordPress, Magento and Shopify.Learn more about Azure's PostgreSQL DBaaS offering in this Azure Database for PostgreSQL Guide. In short, any application you would have considered running on SQL or Oracle. For custom built enterprise applications and modernizing legacy DB2 and Oracle DBs - PostgreSQL has become a popular option among some of our largest customers, including telcos, banks, retailers, healthcare and governments.That's fantastic, but what database should I consider for what use case? That is almost a :religious' question, everyone has their favorite database, but below are some high level hints on what database you might consider for a few common scenarios. Remember, no database is an island and no matter your DB preference, there are very good reasons why you want to keep you app and data in the same cloud. Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure App Service and Azure Functions etc.). Azure Data Studio, PowerBI, Databricks, Synapse Analytics etc.) and other cloud native services (e.g. Microsoft offers deep integration with the wider Azure portfolio, in addition to the integration with Azure's unique security capabilities we also offer integration with the wider Azure portfolio of data services (e.g.Microsoft Azure also offers industry-leading availability, SLAs, and horizontal scalability with Azure Database for PostgreSQL Hyperscale (Citus), and Azure Cosmos DB. Azure is a trusted cloud platform and offers deep deep integration with Azure Active Directory and Azure Defender. Microsoft offers industry leading scalability, high availability and security.Microsoft offers flexible PaaS/DBaaS and hybrid deployment options, including Single Server (cost optimized), Flexible Server (performance optimized), Hyperscale/Citus (unique DBaaS offering to horizontally scale PostgreSQL) and hybrid deployment options with Azure Arc for PostgreSQL.Speaking of community commitment and contribution, did you know that Microsoft is a leading contributor to PostgreSQL and the wider open source community as per the Open Source Contributor Index? The key benefit of this open community approach is that you will always be able to leverage on the latest community innovation and you will avoid any vendor lock-in. Unlike other vendors, we do not fork the open source community databases to turn them into proprietary products. Microsoft is 100% committed to the community.So what are the key benefits of running your open source databases on Azure?

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