Learn How to Deploy SQL Server 2019 in Containers in Just Minutes

Containers are taking over, changing the way systems are developed and deployed...and that's not hyperbole. Just imagine if you could deploy SQL Server or even your whole application stack in just minutes.

Containers are taking over, changing the way systems are developed and deployed...and that's not hyperbole. Just imagine if you could deploy SQL Server or even your whole application stack in just minutes. You can do that, using containers! In this session, we'll get your started on your container journey learning how to deploy SQL Server in Containers.

[01:12] What are containers?

[03:00] Running SQL Server in containers

[05:32] Demo in Azure Data Studio Notebook

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Deploying SQL Server 2019 in Containers

Run SQL Server Container Images with Docker

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