Join Anna Hoffman and Aditya Badramraju on Data Exposed as they dive into the latest enhancements in Azure SQL Database Hyperscale. They will discuss the significant increase in database size limits from 100 TB to 128 TB, allowing for more extensive data storage and management capabilities. Additionally, they've boosted the log generation rate from 100 MBPS to 150 MBPS, enabling faster data ingestion and processing.

A key highlight of this session is the introduction of the new continuous priming feature. This innovation ensures better performance during failovers of compute replicas from primary to secondary, significantly reducing downtime and improving overall system resilience.

0:00 Introduction
2:00 Enhanced capacity and performance for Hyperscale
5:00 Demo
6:00 Hyperscale architecture
7:10 Continuous priming for Hyperscale HA replicas (Limited preview)

✅ Resources:
Blog: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azuresqlblog/announcing-enhancements-to-azure-sql-database-hyperscale/4286880

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Azure SQL Database Hyperscale has introduced new enhancements focusing on performance, size, and continuous priming. The update increases the maximum database size to 128 terabytes and boosts the log generation rate to 150 Mbps, providing faster data loading. Continuous priming improves failover performance by maintaining a hot cache, reducing the time it takes for database replicas to achieve high performance post-failover.

Azure SQL Database Hyperscale: Elevating Performance with Continuous Priming | Data Exposed