Azure SQL Hyperscale Deep Dive - NOT Just for Massive Databases! 

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This was the best video on Hyperscale I have seen. Thanks!

Fantastic explanation. Thank you so much for sharing your time and this magnificent content, Chief.

Hi John, loved this video so much that I watched it twice :-) great explanation and deeper dive into this architecture option for Azure SQL

Eye opening, thank you!

I see myself using it in no time

Awesome video as always. 😎

Thing is, when would you want to failover, other than if the data center or region was down? -- in which case a Microsoft-managed failover will work just fine.