Criar e configurar a instância de destino do Cloud SQL para SQL Server
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Para migrações homogêneas do SQL Server para o Cloud SQL,
o Database Migration Service exige que você primeiro crie e configure a
instância de destino do Cloud SQL. Siga as etapas abaixo:
Crie e configure um usuário de migração dedicado na instância de destino do Cloud SQL. Esse usuário é necessário para que o Database Migration Service se conecte à instância de destino e monitore seus dados. Você precisa informar
o nome de usuário e a senha dessa conta em uma fase posterior, quando
criar o perfil de conexão de destino.
Crie a conta de usuário do banco de dados na instância de destino do Cloud SQL para SQL Server. Consulte
Criar e gerenciar usuários na documentação do Cloud SQL.
Atribua os seguintes privilégios à conta de usuário:
Para o SQL Server 2019: VIEW ANY DEFINITION e VIEW SERVER STATE
Para versões mais recentes: VIEW ANY DEFINITION e VIEW SERVER PERFORMANCE STATE
Conceda as permissões do Cloud Storage à conta de serviço associada
à instância de destino. Essa conta é criada após a criação da
instância de destino.
Verifique o endereço de e-mail associado a essa conta de serviço na
página de detalhes da instância do Cloud SQL. Consulte
Conferir informações da instância na documentação do Cloud SQL.
Adicione as permissões storage.objects.get e storage.objects.list
à conta de serviço. Para saber como gerenciar o acesso
com o Identity and Access Management, consulte
Gerenciar o acesso a projetos, pastas e organizações
na documentação do IAM.
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