SIOS SANless clusters High-availability Machine Learning monitoring
The Pittsburgh SQL Server User Group (PSSUG) was established to provide a forum for exchanging information, ideas and expertise on SQL Server and related products. The mission of PSSUG is to further the use of the SQL technology platform and products in southwestern Pennsylvania by providing local support, peer networking opportunities and educational events for IT professionals utilizing these technologies.
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This meeting is sponsored by SIOS Technology Corp.
Too many times developers make use of complex TSQL in their SSIS packages. While this can works, this practice has some caveats. In this session Christian Coté will explain and demonstrate some SSIS best practices around TSQL integration with SSIS.
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May 14, 2014
6:00p-8:00p EDT
20 Winooski Falls Way Winooski, Vermont
Sponsored by SIOS Technology Corp.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM (EDT)
Microsoft Offices in Pittsburgh, PA
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Do you need to build a High Availability (HA) and/or Disaster Recovery (DR) strategy for SQL Server Databases? If so, you will no doubt have questions like:
Linchpin People & SIOS are offering this seminar to answer those questions and more!
In this all-day training, we will help teach you the fundamentals and best practices of building and implementing a full HA/DR Strategy for your company. You will learn how to build a recovery plan by mastering the basics of backups and restores. You will also learn how to implement and monitor log shipping, database mirroring, replication, Windows clustering, SQL Server Failover Clustering Instances, and the new Availability Group features. After this training session, you will have the knowledge to design, implement and manage your very own high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) plan.
Presenters: John Sterrett and Tim Radney
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Enterprises are moving more and more applications to the cloud. Gartner predicts that the bulk of new IT spending by 2016 will be for cloud computing platforms and applications and that nearly half of large enterprises will have cloud deployments by the end of 2017.
The far-reaching impact of cloud computing is summarized in a recent McKinsey report on disruptive technologies: “Cloud technology has the potential to improve productivity across $3 trillion in global enterprise IT spending, as well as enabling the creation of new online products and services for billions of consumers and millions of businesses alike.”
For many organizations, moving applications that can tolerate brief periods of downtime to the cloud is a straightforward decision with clear benefits. However, concerns about how to provide high availability and disaster protection in the cloud may make this decision more difficult for business-critical applications such as SQL, SAP, and Exchange. Understanding the facts about HA and DR in the cloud can help you make informed decisions about moving applications to the cloud, while ensuring the important business operations that depend on them are protected from downtime and data loss.
Continue reading The Facts About Cloud High Availability and Disaster Recovery.
Published: April 17, 2014 by Cloud Computing Journal