This evolution has continued even after the word was crowned. The earliest offerings were just dozens of thin virtual machines running on fat servers. You could pretend to be root even though your instance was a tiny fraction of the machine. Then FTP servers were rebranded as buckets and dropboxes. Since then, services have exploded and the letters “AAS” have become the favourite suffix for acronym creators.
The evolution continues and every new development prompts cloud users to rethink what they want to rent and what they expect to get for their money. Many of these are rediscovered ideas that have been repackaged and rehyped. Many are clever solutions that solve the problems created by the last generation of solutions. All of them give us a chance to look at what we’re building and, in the words of the poet, “make it new again.”
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Ignite Microsoft has pushed out Azure Synapse Link for Cosmos DB to general availability in an effort to bring its transactional NoSQL database closer to the analytics workhorse data warehouse.
Teased in May last year, Microsoft said the link would comprise of two main components.
Firstly, a Cosmos DB would house a column-oriented analytical store within containers in addition to the existing row-oriented transactional store. The analytical store is fully isolated from the transactional store such that queries over the analytical store have no impact on your transactional workloads, developers Ramnandan Krishnamurthy and Sri Chintala said in a blog post last year.