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Early adopters of Cloud SQL for SQL Server have been using the service for the last few months, and we’ve heard that they see the potential value for onboarding more workloads.
“Cloud SQL for SQL Server was very easy and fast to get up and going.” says Andrew P. Toi, database engineer lead at advertising management software company WideOrbit Inc. “With built-in high availability that can be used across editions, I can reduce the cost and overhead of managing databases dramatically, especially for smaller workloads”
And desktop virtualization infrastructure company Itopia had this to say. “Cloud SQL Server dramatically reduces the complexity and cost involved in deploying cloud desktop infrastructure for our customers,” says Ubaldo Don, CTO of Itopia. “It turns a bulky pillar of infrastructure into a one-click service, reducing IT service management overhead.”
More features coming soon
We’re continuing to improve Cloud SQL for SQL Server during beta and beyond to meet all of your cloud database needs. Watch for the following:
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Active Directory integration
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Read replicas
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Expanded machine types
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Online migration tools
See what Google Cloud can do for you
Sign up for a $300 credit to try Cloud SQL and the rest of GCP. You can start with inexpensive micro instances for testing and development. When you’re ready, you can easily scale them up to serve performance-intensive applications. As a bonus, everyone gets 100% sustained use discount during beta, regardless of usage. Enjoy your exploration of Google Cloud and Cloud SQL for SQL Server.
