Microsoft Dynamics GP: Running System and Company Databases on Azure SQL - Part 1
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Hi all,
Before you get too excited, please know that there is no immediate plans for Microsoft to support Dynamics GP on Azure SQL. This vlog is rather an attempt to demystify some Community forum claims to his effect, but rather than simply saying "It doesn't work!", what I want to do is walk through the motions of provisioning the Azure databases, configuring the SQL Server, defining the elastic pool container, migrating the databases, and attempting to run Microsoft Dynamics GP and GP Utilities, while highlighting the current limitations preventing this configuration from working.
For ease of consumption, I have divided this vlog in two parts. Please enjoy part 1. In part 2, we will work on migrating the databases and getting GP connected to them. If nothing else, you would have learned how easy it is to get Azure SQL up and running :)
Until next post,
MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Before you get too excited, please know that there is no immediate plans for Microsoft to support Dynamics GP on Azure SQL. This vlog is rather an attempt to demystify some Community forum claims to his effect, but rather than simply saying "It doesn't work!", what I want to do is walk through the motions of provisioning the Azure databases, configuring the SQL Server, defining the elastic pool container, migrating the databases, and attempting to run Microsoft Dynamics GP and GP Utilities, while highlighting the current limitations preventing this configuration from working.
For ease of consumption, I have divided this vlog in two parts. Please enjoy part 1. In part 2, we will work on migrating the databases and getting GP connected to them. If nothing else, you would have learned how easy it is to get Azure SQL up and running :)
MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
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