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Hi All,
I would like to know is there any Input/Output cost associated with Production D365F&O environmenti, if we ready data from this enviornment using either of these methods:
Thank you
Hi Jeff, We were investigating same for BYOD in production due to slow performance on many batch jobs. For BYOD (Azure SQL Database) IO is associated with tiers. The expensive tier you choose, more IOPS capacity you will get.
check this out
learn.microsoft.com/.../service-tiers-sql-database-vcore
learn.microsoft.com/.../service-tiers-dtu
In this screenshot, GP is General Purpose, BC is Business Critical and HS is HyperScale (Compute Tiers of Azure SQL Database)
Note that BC & GP can be switched anytime but if Hyperscale is selected, you can switch back within 45 days, after 45 days it can't change.
OData will need more IO as its row by row, DMF comparatively less due to set based operations.
check this article
community.dynamics.com/.../choosing-between-odata-and-data-management-in-microsoft-dynamics-365-finance-and-operations
The cost isn't in D365 side.
In BYOD you have the cost of Azure SQL Server. In Data Lake you make Blob Storage cost, etc.
D365 licensing allows the use of these services.
Hi,
Thank you for your responses.
I agree, ofcourse the either approach i.e. BYOD (Azure SQL Server) or data lake (azure storage) is going to cost us. However, I want to know are there any other cost needs to be included as part of I/O operations. With these we will be doing READ and Output.
Thanks
Hi, As per my understanding there won't be other cost involved.
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