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Explore Azure SQL Database

1 of 12 guides |  7 minutes to complete  |  Last Updated: February 2025
This time-saving guide can help you pursue a certification or advance your career by increasing your skills with Microsoft Azure data services.
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About this guide

Scenario

In this scenario, you’ll see how to provision an Azure SQL Database resource in your Azure subscription, and then use SQL to query the tables in a relational database.

Tasks and Job Skills

Task 1: Provision an Azure SQL Database resource
Task 2: Use SQL to query the tables in a relational database

As organizations around the world migrate solutions to the cloud, the ability to manage cloud-based data storage and processing opens diverse opportunities in numerous industries.

Career Connections

With the increasing demand for cloud-based solutions for data storage and processing, professionals with the skills from this series can pursue job prospects in roles such as Cloud Data Administrators, Data Analysts, Data Engineers, BI Developers, and Cloud Solution Architects, and Data Scientists.

As of 2025, average salaries for data-related roles in the United States range from $62,136 for entry-level Cloud Data Administrators to $156,322 for mid-career Data Scientists, with roles such as Data Analysts, Data Engineers, BI Developers, and Cloud Solution Architects offering competitive pay based on experience and qualifications. Please note that these figures are approximate, derived from online sources, and can vary based on factors such as location, industry, and company size.