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I have a database with the following setup (2vCores and 500GB max size)
I want to increase the allocated max size from say 500GB to 600GB but, before performing that operation I would like to check if there is enough space for it.
I can get the existing maximum storage size (500GB) with the property "MaxSizeBytes" from the cmdlet Get-AzSqlDatabase.
Get-AzSqlDatabase -ServerName <server-name> -DatabaseName <database-name> -ResourceGroupName <resource-group-name>
how do I get the allowed maximum storage capacity using the PowerShell for the same 2vCores which is 1024GB? Is there any specific metric which from which I can get this information instead of from the portal?
An Azure relational database service.
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Hi
The document does mention about the data size limit but, I'm still looking for an API or powershell cmdlet to get the max data size information dynamically for a service level objectives.
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I believe you can check from the portal -- Overview page of SQL Database and you can find used, remaining, allocated and max storage details.
You can also use below powershell command and get the MaxSizeBytes details.
Get-AzSqlDatabase -ResourceGroupName "ResourceGroup01" -ServerName "Server01" -DatabaseName
Thank you!
Hi @RahulRandive
I am interested in the how much maximum data size (underlined in attached image 1) I can have for my database. I can get that information from the portal but, is there any way I can get that metric from any cmdlet or az cli?
for example, in this case for a 2vCore setup currently I've allocated 500GB but, I can increase my data allocation to a maximum of 1024GB. Is there any way I can get this allowed max data size information?
Hi Rushikesh Gaidhani •
The table below can provide you with information about the allowed maximum data size based on vCores.
Example GP_Gen5_2vCore- max data size in 1024 GB and 8vCore-2048 GB etc.
Here is a reference document
Hope this helps!
Thank you!
Thanks @RahulRandive this helps!
But, is there any REST api/az cli/Powershell cmdlet which I can use to get the same above information?
