Partner with Azure for Your Open-Source Databases in the Cloud

During Open Azure Day, we explore reasons companies want to partner with Microsoft Azure, including best-in-class security compliance, cloud capabilities, and comprehensive open-source data products that enable them to solve modern challenges for their customers.

During Open Azure Day, we explore reasons companies want to partner with Microsoft Azure, including best-in-class security compliance, cloud capabilities, and comprehensive open-source data products that enable them to solve modern challenges for their customers.

To learn more about Microsoft Open Azure Day and the Microsoft partners featured in this video, follow the links below.
• Open Azure Day on-demand: https://bit.ly/3pxMrIw
• Cloudera: http://bit.ly/3quglxH
• Redis Labs: http://bit.ly/3qtBbgH

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