While the below diagram is my original goal, it turns out Azure Relay passes my client machine's IP address to SQL Database. This defeats the point of the relay (from a firewall rule persepective).

Database-level IP firewall rules enable clients to access certain (secure) databases. You create the rules for each database (including the master database), and they're stored in the individual ...

To do it via PowerShell, you'll need your Azure SQL database server name. To get this, you can use the Get-AzureSqlDatabaseServer cmdlet. You can see here that I have a single server called ...

As Microsoft today announced during its Build developer conference keynote in San Francisco, its new Azure SQL Database elastic databases (yep, that’s the complete name) allow developers to ...

There are different ways to create a SQL database in Azure. We can use the Azure portal, or we can use PowerShell. Both methods have their advantages, but if you're writing a script to automate a task ...