I'm just hoping they don't ask about Microsoft's new 'Azure SQL Database: Extreme Edition' where you have to wrestle a grizzly bear to access your data.
I'm not so sure. Azure SQL Database might be a better option in terms of scalability and ease of management, even if it doesn't have the full SQL Server feature set.
I agree, Azure SQL Managed Instance seems like the most logical choice. It's specifically built to lift-and-shift SQL Server workloads to the cloud with minimal changes.
Hmm, this is a tricky one. I'm leaning towards Azure SQL Managed Instance, since it's designed to provide the highest level of compatibility with on-premises SQL Server.
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