Microsoft SQL Server Modernization and Best Practices on AWS

SQL Server 2012 reached End of Support (EOS) on July 12, 2022, after being a mainstay for many organizations over the past decade. Continuing to run this SQL Server version, especially on mission-critical production systems, can put your company at risk of unexpected downtime, database security problems, and ongoing performance issues, as it will no longer receive security updates or bug fixes.

EOS might feel like a big hassle, but it actually represents an excellent opportunity to evaluate your SQL Server workloads to determine the best way forward with these systems.

• Should you migrate on-premises SQL Server databases to the cloud to gain more agility, scalability, and cost-efficiency?
• Does it make sense to upgrade to a new SQL Server version before or after the migration?
• If your SQL Server 2012 databases are already in the cloud, does it make sense to modernize to a managed database-as-a-service (DBaaS) platform or change to an open-source database?

It’s time to start evaluating your SQL Server upgrade and cloud modernization options. Fill out the form to download the white paper “Microsoft SQL Server Modernization and Best Practices on AWS” and learn:

• What is Cloud Modernization?
• Benefits of Cloud Modernization
• SQL Server on AWS Options
• SQL Server Modernization on AWS Options