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Building Azure Arc-enabled Data Services for a SQL Managed Instance on Dell PowerFlex
Introduction Product overview Solution architecture Test scenarios
Test scenarios
Testing methodology introduction
HammerDB initial configuration
HammerDB configuration
SQL Server VM baseline test
SQL Server MI tests
Azure Arc-enabled data services build versions
SQL MI creation scale - up scenario
Storage class configuration
Scale SQL MI up/down
Node CPU utilization – Azure Arc for Kubernetes | Insights
Test case results Conclusion Appendix A: SQL MI and Hammer DB Test Harness details Appendix B: SQL MI related service management using kubectl Appendix C: Red Hat Linux configuration References

Scale SQL MI up/down

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Scale SQL MI up/down

  • The minimum for SQL MI is 1 vCore and 2 GB memory. The following is an example of scaling down resources for the sqlmi-01 deployment from 2vCPU and 4 GB memory to 1vCPU and 2 GB memory.

    az sql mi-arc edit -n sqlmi-01  --cores-request 1  --cores-limit 2 --memory-request 2Gi --memory-limit 4Gi --use-k8s