I never argue on these things. I just ask them to demonstrate a point in time restore that meets both our business defined Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objective....

Did some research, 't', text, is the default, so you don't HAVE to have it. But, on...

Wild stab in the dark for the win!

Hmmmm, I haven't tested it, but it's possible that the...

Probably. This isn't azure, but Microsoft pays a lot of attention to anything azure, so, it'll work.

After extensive testing, yes, maybe, depending on the outcome of the tests.

Sounds like it's CPU bound then. One or more of the processes is hung on CPU. Again, break down what you're doing and determine which process is stuck.

Me too. I got the question right through the process of elimination, not knowledge.

There are many different scheduling services within Azure. Find one of them and put it to work.

Filtering on your extended events would be the biggest boost. Don't capture what you don't need. Most stringent filters first in order (maximizes the reduction in overhead).

If it has gone from minutes to days, that is highly abnormal. I'd suggest stopping that process. Disable it for the moment. Then, I would run each of the

There. Cleared it up.

I'm on it!

Excellent! Good to hear it.

Best of luck on the GitHub integration.

I'm going to state this the best way I can:

I don't know enough about automating Git to help you. Sorry. You're just beyond what I'm comfortable with there.

The automation I...