Optimizing Multi-Tenant Costs with Azure SQL Elastic Pools
Elastic pools let many tenant databases share one block of Azure SQL capacity. How the sharing works, a CLI configuration to copy, and the limits that bite in production.
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Elastic pools let many tenant databases share one block of Azure SQL capacity. How the sharing works, a CLI configuration to copy, and the limits that bite in production.
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