Microsoft SQL server in the modern enterprise: An in-depth analysis of architecture and scalability

Vellanki, Ravi Babu (2025) Microsoft SQL server in the modern enterprise: An in-depth analysis of architecture and scalability. World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences, 15 (3). pp. 2047-2055. ISSN 2582-8266

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of Microsoft SQL Server's evolution from a traditional database management system to an integrated platform supporting cloud computing and big data analytics. Through examination of its architecture, scalability features, and enterprise implementation strategies, it offers insights for database administrators, IT architects, and business decision-makers seeking to optimize their data infrastructure. The article explores SQL Server's core engine components, storage innovations, high availability mechanisms, cloud integration capabilities, and advanced analytics features. By highlighting the platform's architectural advancements in query processing, memory management, and distributed systems, the article demonstrates how SQL Server has positioned itself as a cornerstone technology capable of supporting mission-critical workloads while facilitating digital transformation initiatives across diverse enterprise environments.