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Hyperscale separates compute from storage, giving you seconds-fast scaling, minute-fast restores, and storage-free read replicas — but asynchronous HA and unbundled billing mean it isn't right for every workload.
A decision guide for SQL Server recovery models: when FULL is mandatory, when SIMPLE is honest, how to scope BULK_LOGGED, and how to validate point-in-time restore before you need it.
Point-in-Time Restore Additive Model: Azure SQL Database Original Name Recovery Boundary Azure SQL Database point-in-time restore is additive: it always creates a new database with a system-generated name and cannot overwrite an existing database. This creates a compatibility boundary for teams expecting an in-place restore. Before recovered data can be veri
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