Deploy and connect to containers
on Linux This article explains how to deploy and connect to SQL Server Linux containers. For other deployment scenarios, see: Windows Linux Container cluster on Azure Th
on Linux
This article explains how to deploy and connect to SQL Server Linux containers.
For other deployment scenarios, see:
Windows
Linux
Container cluster on Azure
This article specifically focuses on using the
image. SQL Server deployments
in Windows containers aren’t covered by support. For development and testing, you can create
your own custom container images to work with SQL Server in Windows containers. Sample files
are available on
GitHub. Sample files are for reference only.
This 6-minute video provides an introduction into running SQL Server on containers:
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Note
container images are supported only on Linux hosts running on. Emulation or translation environments (for example, Rosetta 2, Prism, or
QEMU) aren’t tested or supported. If you want to create a feature request, or report an
emulator-related issue, visit the.
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Important
Before choosing to run a SQL Server container for production use cases, review the
to ensure that you’re running on a supported
configuration.
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