What are the means of replicating tables between SQL servers?

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When developing a project, I came across the following situation:

We have a system, where users enter information during the production process, and in the end a report is generated.

This data is saved to an internal SQL Server company. I need to replicate the report data to a server in the cloud (Azure).

My idea:

When the report is generated in the company, it would have a method (Async) to try to send the report to the server in the cloud, if of that something wrong, would enter a queue, to be sent to night at a pre-defined time.

But when I started my research, I came across some data replication options between SQL servers, already seen and work with replication between Hyper-V servers, but for SQL? never seen.

I have some doubts ref. to this replication:

  1. If a report is edited on the enterprise, I need the cloud data updated (Zure).
  2. Replication is available for any version of SQL Server? or for example, with express versions it is not possible to replicate?
  3. Data will only be manipulated on the enterprise, the cloud server is for viewing only.
  • The snapshot server precisely for reporting cases and view-only databases. Try to see if keeping the 2 connections (Azure and Server) in Management Studio, it is possible for Azure to create a snapshot of the other server’s database.

  • You may also try to create a Linked server among the 2 serevidores (https://imasters.com.br/data/linked-server-pra-que-serve-quando-use)

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