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|Best for|Most business workloads. Offers budget-oriented, balanced, and scalable compute and storage options.|Business applications with high I/O requirements. Offers highest resilience to failures by using several isolated replicas.|Most business workloads with highly scalable storage and read-scale requirements.|
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|Compute|**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 1 to 24 vCores<br/>Gen5: 2 to 80 vCores<br/>**Serverless compute**:<br/>Gen5: 0.5 - 4 vCores|**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 1 to 24 vCores<br/>Gen5: 2 to 80 vCores|**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 1 to 24 vCores<br/>Gen5: 2 to 80 vCores|
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|Memory|**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 7 GB per vCore<br/>Gen5: 5.1 GB per vCore<br/>**Serverless compute**:<br/>Gen5: 3 GB per vCore|**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 7 GB per vCore<br/>Gen5: 5.1 GB per vCore |**Provisioned compute**:<br/>Gen4: 7 GB per vCore<br/>Gen5: 5.1 GB per vCore|
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|Storage|Uses remote storage.<br/>**Single database provisioned compute**:<br/>5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Single database serverless compute**:<br/>5 GB - 1 TB<br/>**Managed instance**: 32 GB - 8 TB |Uses local SSD storage.<br/>**Single database provisioned compute**:<br/>5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Managed instance**:<br/>32 GB - 4 TB |Flexible autogrow of storage as needed. Supports up to 100 TB of storage and beyond. Uses local SSD storage for local buffer-pool cache and local data storage. Uses Azure remote storage as final long-term data store. |
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|Memory|**Gen4**: 7 GB per core<br>**Gen5**: 5.1 GB per core | **Gen4**: 7 GB per core<br>**Gen5**: 5.1 GB per core |**Gen4**: 7 GB per core<br>**Gen5**: 5.1 GB per core|
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|Storage|Uses remote storage.<br/>**Single database**: 5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Managed instance**: 32 GB - 8 TB |Uses local SSD storage.<br/>**Single database**: 5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Managed instance**: 32 GB - 4 TB |Flexible autogrow of storage as needed. Supports up to 100 TB of storage. Uses local SSD storage for local buffer-pool cache and local data storage. Uses Azure remote storage as final long-term data store. |
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|Storage|Uses remote storage.<br/>**Single database provisioned compute**:<br/>5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Single database serverless compute**:<br/>5 GB - 1 TB<br/>**Managed instance**: 32 GB - 8 TB |Uses local SSD storage.<br/>**Single database provisioned compute**:<br/>5 GB – 4 TB<br/>**Managed instance**:<br/>32 GB - 4 TB |Flexible autogrow of storage as needed. Supports up to 100 TB of storage. Uses local SSD storage for local buffer-pool cache and local data storage. Uses Azure remote storage as final long-term data store. |
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|I/O throughput (approximate)|**Single database**: 500 IOPS per vCore with 7000 maximum IOPS.<br/>**Managed instance**: Depends on [size of file](../virtual-machines/windows/premium-storage-performance.md#premium-storage-disk-sizes).|5000 IOPS per core with 200,000 maximum IOPS|Hyperscale is a multi-tiered architecture with caching at multiple levels. Effective IOPs will depend on the workload.|
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|Availability|1 replica, no read-scale replicas|3 replicas, 1 [read-scale replica](sql-database-read-scale-out.md),<br/>zone-redundant high availability (HA)|1 read-write replica, plus 0-4 [read-scale replicas](sql-database-read-scale-out.md)|
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|Backups|[Read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS)](../storage/common/storage-designing-ha-apps-with-ragrs.md), 7-35 days (7 days by default)|[RA-GRS](../storage/common/storage-designing-ha-apps-with-ragrs.md), 7-35 days (7 days by default)|Snapshot-based backups in Azure remote storage. Restores use these snapshots for fast recovery. Backups are instantaneous and don't impact compute I/O performance. Restores are fast and aren't a size-of-data operation (taking minutes rather than hours or days).|

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