SQL Server High Availability Foundations
While performance is usually the first thing people think about when it comes to their SQL Server implementations, there’s no point in having the most optimized system in the world if your databases or instances are not up and running. Are you currently achieving your uptime goals? Do you understand the different options available to you when it comes to SQL Server high availability? Are you curious to see what it really takes to achieve uptime? If so, these three sessions are designed for you.
November 11, 2013
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Total Running Time: 177 min
While performance is usually the first thing people think about when it comes to their SQL Server implementations, there’s no point in having the most optimized system in the world if your databases or instances are not up and running. Are you currently achieving your uptime goals? Do you understand the different options available to you when it comes to SQL Server high availability? Are you curious to see what it really takes to achieve uptime? If so, these three sessions are designed for you.
This full day of availability basics will be led by Cluster MVP, SQL Server high availability expert, author, and SQLHA co-founder Allan Hirt, who will give you a foundation to deploy highly available SQL Server implementations.
Learn the technical and non-technical factors that govern if you will be up or down
Learn about the different high availability options available to SQL Server implementations whether you are implementing physical or virtualized servers
Learn about how to approach designing a solution that will meet your availability needs
Session 1 – Business Continuity: The Real Reason for HA and DR
Session 2 – Understanding the SQL Server Availability Features
Session 3 – SQL Server High Availability Solutions – A Real World Perspective
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