Protecting Azure SQL: Quick reference guide | Druva

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Here is a step-by-step guide to get started with configuring your Azure SQL resources for backup and restore.

Before you begin

Ensure that you have the appropriate Microsoft authorization, that is a User Access Administrator or Owner role assigned before you proceed with onboarding subscriptions to your management console.

Quick steps to deploy, onboard, and configure Azure resources for backup and restore.

Step	Action
Step 1: Get started with Enterprise Workloads	Log into the management console and ensure that you have the following in place: Create and manage Administrators and Admin Groups. Enable organizations. Alternatively, you may use the Default Organization. For more information, see Quick reference guide to deploy Enterprise Workloads.
Step 2: Onboard Azure Subscriptions	Register your Azure Tenant and authorize Druva to onboard new Azure subscriptions. Note: Make sure the subscription has Microsoft.KeyVault registered within the resource provider section. Select a preferred Druva storage to back up your data from a specific Azure Region. You can then view and manage your subscriptions discovered right from the management console.
Step 3: Backup Azure SQL resources	Configure the backup settings by creating backup policies. This defines the backup schedule and snapshot retention. Manually configure Azure SQL resources for backup.
Step 4: Perform a Full Restore	On successful backup, you can restore your SQL resources to the same storage region or across regions. For more information, see Restore Azure SQL databases

Quick reference guide to deploy Enterprise Workloads

Quick reference guide to protect Azure VMs

Registering Azure SQL Subscriptions

Manage Storage Rules for Azure SQL

Pre-requisites for protecting Azure SQL resources