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  1. My blog's "About Me" page was getting a bit stale, so I gave it a refresh to better reflect my work with SQL Server, security, and automation.

    Check out the new version here:
    vladdba.com/vlad-drumea/

    #SQLServer #DBA #InfoSec #AzureSQL #SQL #PowerShell #MVPBuzz

  2. My blog's "About Me" page was getting a bit stale, so I gave it a refresh to better reflect my work with SQL Server, security, and automation.

    Check out the new version here:
    vladdba.com/vlad-drumea/

    #SQLServer #DBA #InfoSec #AzureSQL #SQL #PowerShell #MVPBuzz

  3. Any #Azure, specifically #AzureSQL product peeps on here? I would *really* like a realtime layer on top of AzureSQL without having to roll my own with SQL Change Feed/Functions/SignalR etc. I want Supabase simplicity without having to spin up a whole bunch of stuff.

  4. Any #Azure, specifically #AzureSQL product peeps on here? I would *really* like a realtime layer on top of AzureSQL without having to roll my own with SQL Change Feed/Functions/SignalR etc. I want Supabase simplicity without having to spin up a whole bunch of stuff.

  5. Any #Azure, specifically #AzureSQL product peeps on here? I would *really* like a realtime layer on top of AzureSQL without having to roll my own with SQL Change Feed/Functions/SignalR etc. I want Supabase simplicity without having to spin up a whole bunch of stuff.

  6. Any #Azure, specifically #AzureSQL product peeps on here? I would *really* like a realtime layer on top of AzureSQL without having to roll my own with SQL Change Feed/Functions/SignalR etc. I want Supabase simplicity without having to spin up a whole bunch of stuff.

  7. Any #Azure, specifically #AzureSQL product peeps on here? I would *really* like a realtime layer on top of AzureSQL without having to roll my own with SQL Change Feed/Functions/SignalR etc. I want Supabase simplicity without having to spin up a whole bunch of stuff.

  8. Blog Alert!
    Part 2of 3 on the Data API Builder MCP (preview) functionality. This time on getting it to run on Azure Container Apps connecting to Azure SQL.

    #sqlserver
    #azuresql
    #mcp
    #dab
    #ai
    #microsoftfoundry
    #visualstudiocode
    #copilot

    sqlreitse.com/2026/02/25/sql-a