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# Azure SQL Hybrid Cloud Toolkit
The **Azure SQL Hybrid Cloud Toolkit** is a [Jupyter Book](https://jupyterbook.org/intro.html) extension of [Azure Data Studio](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/azure-data-studio/download-azure-data-studio) (ADS) designed to help [Azure SQL Database](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/sql-database/) and ADS users deploy, migrate and configure for a hybrid cloud environment. The toolkit was designed with and intended to be executed within ADS. This is to ensure the best possible experience.
## Goals and Methodology
The toolkit better positions a customer with regards to planning, migrating, and thriving in a hybrid cloud environment by:
* Providing SQL Azure users with reliable free software and content that is well-written and executable
* Greatly simplifying the integration of Azure Data services into an existing environment
* Positioning Azure to be the natural cloud services choice with a low-friction experience
* Notebooks are executable by a normal user (unless otherwise specificed) on minimal hardware
* Most notebooks require some configuration. If so, the proper configurations should be clearly located towards the top of the notebook or cell, whichever is most appropriate
* Modify the cells to meet the desired requirements
* By design, Notebooks are written to be executed from top-to-bottom. Therefore, each notebook has a specific task to perform and should focus only on that task. It may contain several cells to execute but it will adhere to the one-task per notebook paradigm
**NOTE:** Executing notebooks could potentially create new Azure Resources which may incur charges to the Azure Subscription. Make sure the repercussions of executing any cells are understood.
## Prerequisites and Initial Setup
The notebooks may leverage various modules from Python or Microsoft PowerShell and the OSS community. To execute the notebooks in this toolkit, start with the [Prerequisites and Initial Setup Notebook](Prerequisites/prereqs.ipynb) where all prerequisite modules will be checked and installed if not found in the execution environment.
## Chapters
The toolkit has chapters on network configuration, on-premise SQL Server assessment, resource provisioning, and Azure migration. See below:
* [Networking](networking/readme.md) - Setup secure Point-to-Site (P2S) or Site-to-Site (S2S) network connectivity to Microsoft Azure using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). This notebook serves as a building block for other notebooks as communicating securely between on-premise and Azure is essential for many tasks
* [Assessments](Assessments/readme.md) - Notebooks that contain examples to determine whether a given database or SQL Server instance is ready to migrate by utilizing SQL Assessments. SQL instances are scanned based on a "best practices" set of rules.
* [Provisioning](provisioning/readme.md) - Creating and communicating with SQL Resources in Microsoft Azure. Includes common tasks such as creating SQL Virtual Machines or SQL Managed Instances in the cloud
* [Data Portability](data-portability/readme.md) - Install a custom Azure function to facilitate importing and exporting cloud resources. The solution uses parallel tasks in Azure Batch to perform data storage work. Azure Batch is a process that runs large-scale parallel and high-performance computing jobs efficiently in Azure.
* [High Availability and Disaster Recovery](hadr/readme.md) - Notebooks to leverage Azure SQL for business continuity in a hybrid cloud environment
* [Offline Migration](offline-migration/readme.md) - Notebooks to perform various migrations