Update backup storage redundancy information#10359
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Clarified backup storage redundancy behavior for geo-secondary databases in General Purpose and Business Critical service tiers.
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Pull request overview
Updates the Active Geo-Replication documentation to clarify where automated backups are taken, aligning the “always on primary” statement with current behavior for Business Critical databases.
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- уточ Clarifies that backups are taken on the primary in General Purpose, while Business Critical uses secondary replicas (with a supporting reference link).
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| By default, backup storage redundancy of the geo-secondary is same as for the primary database. You can choose to configure a geo-secondary with a different backup storage redundancy. Backups are always taken on the primary database. If the secondary is configured with a different backup storage redundancy, then after a geo-failover, when the geo-secondary is promoted to the primary, new backups will be stored and billed according to the type of storage (RA-GRS, ZRS, LRS) selected on the new primary (previous secondary). | ||
| By default, backup storage redundancy of the geo-secondary is same as for the primary database. You can choose to configure a geo-secondary with a different backup storage redundancy. Backups are always taken on the primary database in **General Purpose** service tier (In **Business Critical** tier, they are now taken on [secondary replicas](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/automated-backups-overview?view=azuresql#automatic-backups-on-secondary-replicas)). If the secondary is configured with a different backup storage redundancy, then after a geo-failover, when the geo-secondary is promoted to the primary, new backups will be stored and billed according to the type of storage (RA-GRS, ZRS, LRS) selected on the new primary (previous secondary). |
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This specific statement seems to be outdated (link):
Because in other place, it says that backups are now taken on secondary replicas in Business Critical service tier (link). So "always taken on the primary database" no longer holds true.