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Hello,
for brazilian customers, what is the best Datacenter and Affinity Group.
I’m thinking about San Antonio TX, so what is affinity group suitable for this?
I need storage, VM and SQLAzure, and I know that in Virginia datacenter SQLAzure is not available.
Kind regards,
Nuno
An affinity group is something you create. It is always associated with a single datacenter. According to the Service Dashboard, SQL Database is available in US East – so you could use that datacenter.