My advice for others looking into using Azure SQL Managed Instance is that if they have some SaaS applications such as Dataverse or any other SaaS applications like BPM or ServiceNow, wherein their SaaS application-based database has higher costs incurred to it, they should definitely select Azure SQL Managed Instance so that they can save on keeping the data there. Organizations often have a larger retention period; for instance, in the insurance domain, you have a retention period set to eight years for any record saved within the SaaS application. With those kinds of retention periods, you need to ensure that it is in a cheaper storage option, yet it should be a robust storage option. Security-wise, Azure SQL Managed Instance is absolutely robust, and governance-wise, the manageability of Azure SQL Managed Instance is very good. You can manage it from a console as well as from user interfaces. I am not aware of the AI capability as I have not yet explored it, so I cannot comment on that. I don't have any experience working with Azure SQL Managed Instance's AI capability regarding its accuracy and reliability of output. I would rate this review an 8 overall.
With DBaaS, businesses can manage their databases without handling the underlying infrastructure. It offers scalability, reliability, and user-friendly interfaces, making it efficient for IT teams. DBaaS solutions streamline database management by minimizing administrative tasks. They empower organizations to swiftly scale operations and enhance their performance. Automation features reduce the need for manual intervention while ensuring high availability and seamless integration...
My advice for others looking into using Azure SQL Managed Instance is that if they have some SaaS applications such as Dataverse or any other SaaS applications like BPM or ServiceNow, wherein their SaaS application-based database has higher costs incurred to it, they should definitely select Azure SQL Managed Instance so that they can save on keeping the data there. Organizations often have a larger retention period; for instance, in the insurance domain, you have a retention period set to eight years for any record saved within the SaaS application. With those kinds of retention periods, you need to ensure that it is in a cheaper storage option, yet it should be a robust storage option. Security-wise, Azure SQL Managed Instance is absolutely robust, and governance-wise, the manageability of Azure SQL Managed Instance is very good. You can manage it from a console as well as from user interfaces. I am not aware of the AI capability as I have not yet explored it, so I cannot comment on that. I don't have any experience working with Azure SQL Managed Instance's AI capability regarding its accuracy and reliability of output. I would rate this review an 8 overall.