Let us begin with the new acronym DTU. DTU stands for Database Throughput Unit. DTU includes many of the measures such as CPU, memory and read/write rates to a database. DTU provides a guide for the customer to assess the new SQL Database performance levels - Basic, S1, S2, P1, P2,P3. Each of these is designed to provide higher throughput measured as a function of time (Basic in throughputs/hour, Standard(S1,S2) in throughput/minute and Premium (P1,P2 and P3) in throughput/sec.
I wonder whether Microsoft has something for me like throughputs/week!
The following table is from Shawn Bice's blog post.
Here are some throughput/time values tied to service levels:
Microsoft appears to not to say that these are not transaction guarantees for customers but provided to assist making choices.
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