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Top 10 Tips for Availability Groups
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I have enjoyed working with Availability Groups ever since they were released with SQL Server 2012. Each major version since, the feature has improved…
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Measuring Availability Group Synchronization Lag
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With all of the high-availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) features, the database administrator must understand how much data loss and downtime is possible…
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Availability Group Architecture – DR on the Cheap
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Last time, I discussed how to limit data duplication between data centers as a cost-effective option with an Availability Group. In this post I will…
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Availability Group Architecture – Adding a Second Site
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Last time, I discussed the simplest Availability Group architecture, with only a single site. In this post I will expand upon the same architecture,…
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Availability Group Architecture – High-Availability Only
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Availability groups offer us a variety of features. They offer high-availability (HA), they can give disaster recovery (DR), and they have connectivity and off-loading features…
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ApexSQL’s Response to the Community
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The end of last year I did a review on ApexSQL Restore, a tool used to attach SQL Server native backup files to a…
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How to: Configure SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn – Part 3 of 7
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How to: Configure SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn Enabling the AlwaysOn Feature Quick post on how to enable the AlwaysOn feature at the database instance…