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Planned failover (DR drill) between SQL Server 2022 and SQL Managed Instance with MI link feature

In this video we'll demo how you can perform a planned failover (DR drill) between SQL Server 2022 and Azure SQL Managed Instance by using MI link feature. We'll show how this is done from the SSMS wizard. Disaster recovery capability of MI link is in GA. With this you can replicate data from SQL Server 2022 or vice-versa, and perform planned or forced failovers in both directions. Learn more at: https://aka.ms/sqlmi-link Video by Djordje Jeremic. Chapters: 00:08 Introduction 00:21 Setting up the stage for the demo 01:05 How to invoke MI link failover in SSMS 01:42 Performing failover with SSMS wizard 03:22 Verify successful failover from SQL Server to SQL MI 04:26 Perform another failover, now from SQL MI to SQL Server 2022 05:00 Conclusion 📩 SQL MI Newsletter | https://aka.ms/sqlmi-letter 🍿 Watch next | How to create MI link    • SQL Server read scale-out to Azure wi...   📚 Read next | SQL Managed Instance link documentation https://aka.ms/mi-link Recommended content: Using MI Link to transfer CLR binaries from SQL Server to Azure SQL Managed Instance: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t... Test network connectivity for MI link: https://aka.ms/sqlmi-link-tnc What's Azure SQL Managed Instance: https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/azu... Native JSON support for Azure SQL Managed Instance: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t... Native Windows principals for SQL Managed Instance: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t... What's new in SQL MI: https://aka.ms/sqlmi-new