Get Managed Instance Result
An Azure SQL managed instance.
Constructors
Properties
Administrator username for the managed instance. Can only be specified when the managed instance is being created (and is required for creation).
The Azure Active Directory administrator of the server.
The storage account type used to store backups for this instance. The options are Local (LocallyRedundantStorage), Zone (ZoneRedundantStorage), Geo (GeoRedundantStorage) and GeoZone(GeoZoneRedundantStorage)
The fully qualified domain name of the managed instance.
The Azure Active Directory identity of the managed instance.
The Id of the instance pool this managed server belongs to.
The license type. Possible values are 'LicenseIncluded' (regular price inclusive of a new SQL license) and 'BasePrice' (discounted AHB price for bringing your own SQL licenses).
Specifies maintenance configuration id to apply to this managed instance.
Minimal TLS version. Allowed values: 'None', '1.0', '1.1', '1.2'
The resource id of a user assigned identity to be used by default.
List of private endpoint connections on a managed instance.
Connection type used for connecting to the instance.
Whether or not the public data endpoint is enabled.
The storage account type to be used to store backups for this instance. The options are Local (LocallyRedundantStorage), Zone (ZoneRedundantStorage), Geo (GeoRedundantStorage) and GeoZone(GeoZoneRedundantStorage)
The managed instance's service principal.
Managed instance SKU. Allowed values for sku.name: GP_Gen5, GP_G8IM, GP_G8IH, BC_Gen5, BC_G8IM, BC_G8IH
Storage size in GB. Minimum value: 32. Maximum value: 16384. Increments of 32 GB allowed only. Maximum value depends on the selected hardware family and number of vCores.
Id of the timezone. Allowed values are timezones supported by Windows. Windows keeps details on supported timezones, including the id, in registry under KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Time Zones. You can get those registry values via SQL Server by querying SELECT name AS timezone_id FROM sys.time_zone_info. List of Ids can also be obtained by executing System.TimeZoneInfo::GetSystemTimeZones() in PowerShell. An example of valid timezone id is "Pacific Standard Time" or "W. Europe Standard Time".
Whether or not the multi-az is enabled.