How to get started with Azure SQL database design?

As a .NET developer, you might already have extensive experience working with a traditional, on-premises installation of SQL Server. For the most part, working with SQL Server on the Azure cloud is not radically different, but then again, there are differences as well.

During a .NET developer class recently, I gave out a link to a good document on Azure documentation detailing the steps needed to design an Azure SQL database.

The document gives you a 200 level overview of the steps needed, and some C# code too. If you are just getting started and you are already familiar with ADO.NET, this is a good document to read through.