Backup SQL Server to Azure Blob Storage

Nice video!, I have a question, if the blob storage where I want to export the database is in another subscription what do I need? thanks.

Thank you so much! This is what I need!

Thanks, Kevin for the helpful info, Azcopy was excellent with us while migrating our file shares from windows to Azure blob or just backup SQL server to it but it is really so strong and fast and this causes a bandwidth-consuming, we found some tools that have the ability to migrate to Azure blob with the ability to control the transfer speed like Sharegate and Gs Richcopy 360 but both are paid, any idea, how can I solve this with AZcopy?

Hi Kevin, nice tuto, I just adjust the TSL version to 1.0 in the storage prperties

Each step is explained very well sir. Please do more videos on Azure SQL. Thank you so much for your all videos. 👌👌

How do i schedual it? and how do I delete old files on azure automatically?

Great tutorial. Thank you. Is it possible to automate the whole process?

Really helpful Kevin :)

For VMs I'd prefer to go with Azure Backups instead of blob storage

Thanks for sharing. Very well presented. I like well explained logical videos. Now I need to find how to take the .bak file and restore into Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance :) I'll search your video library Kevin to see if you have something to assist me. Cheers, Mark.

I really like this video , Your explanation was too good in overall tutorial . Thank you Very much Kevin :)

Excellent video as I was running into issues trying to get this setup with our SQL Server environment.

Hi Kevin, I keep getting the same error message you got when you tried to run the backup script the first time. What did you do to fix this issue?

Great !! very thankful

Simple and informative. Thanks!

Awesome

If have any customer 1 sql server in on premise and multiple databases and database size is 500 GB . This inverment what is solution.

Hi Kevin, I'm getting this error from SQL Server when trying to do the backup: 'URL' is not a recognized Device Type option. I have the SQL Server 2012, I installed the most recently version of the SP1, but I'm still having the problem, could you give some advice?

Thanks wonder full.

Hi Kevin, Great video..... Everything you need and nothing more..... I've used this twice now to setup Azure backups. Second time was due to Azure deleting everything when my free subscription expired

Hi Kevin, that's a great video and it really helped me.
i would like to backup my database every month,how to automate this backup process in azure??

Hi Kevin - thanks for this walk through - good stuff.
I want to ask you how to configure retention for your slq server database backups to azure container - maybe you have similar great video for this?
Thanks, Bjarne

Hii kevin while restore the file are moved (mdf and ldf) is it store in local computer or cloud..plz let me know.Thanks.

Thanks for the very helpful tutorial.

Thanks for sharing it Kevin.

Thanks for sharing the details

Thank you so much, I'm a junior DBA and trying to understand how to use SSIS as a tool to backup databases from on-prem to Azure. Do you have any Videos on that?

Great Kevin...Thanks for sharing vdo.

Hello Kevin, I have one question. Is there a way to save backups into folders that are inside the container? for example if in my SQL Server I have 10 DBs I want to save them all into separate folders using for example a maintenance task. Thank you for your help.

Very helpful tutorial, thanks!

Great! Loved the presentation.

Thanks Kevin! Nice work

This msg is shown: Statement 'BACKUP DATABASE' is not supported in this version of SQL Server. How can I do it? I had to create a master key and a credential like this: CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL mycredential WITH IDENTITY=...' because I cant create it like you did.

Thanks in advance!!!