On-Premices SQL(Non Azure VM) as publisher and Azure SQL Managed Instance as Subscriber?

chetan Vishwakarma 146 Reputation points
2021-11-17T19:05:51.79+00:00

I have to setup a replication between on-premices to Azure SQL Managed Instance. Can anyone let me know whether it can be possible ?

Publisher : On-premices SQL server (No Azure VM)
Subscriber : Azure SQL Managed Instance.

It would be great if share the documentation on this.

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  1. Alberto Morillo 34,461 Reputation points MVP
    2021-11-17T20:03:42.883+00:00

    It is one of the supported scenarios as stated on this documentation. However, the Distributor should be SQL Server on-premises instance also.

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  1. CathyJi-MSFT 22,346 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2021-11-18T00:45:15.347+00:00

    Hi @chetan Vishwakarma ,

    Yes, it is possible.

    Your scenario is like below screenshot.

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    Azure SQL Managed Instance can support being a Subscriber from the following versions of SQL Server:
    •SQL Server 2016 and later
    •SQL Server 2014 RTM CU10 (12.0.4427.24) or SP1 CU3 (12.0.2556.4)
    •SQL Server 2012 SP2 CU8 (11.0.5634.1) or SP3 (11.0.6020.0) or SP4 (11.0.7001.0)

    There are also some other requirements for this configuration, please refer to this MS document Transactional replication with Azure SQL Managed Instance to get more information.

    Please refer to below blog to get detail steps about configuration.

    Standard transactional replication from on-premise SQL to Azure SQL Managed Instance


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