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Webinar: Survive Azure outage with High Availability and Disaster Recovery

May 24, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

How to survive the next Azure outage

Webinar: How to survive the next Azure outage with High Availability and Disaster Recovery solutions

It is up to you to ensure you have covered all the bases when it comes to your disaster recovery plan. Not everyone needs all of their applications to be available all of the time. However, after witnessing the Azure outage of 2018, you want to make sure that you have High Availability and Disaster Recovery solutions in place to keep your business running optimally in the event of another outage. This webinar reviews the options for High Availability and Disaster Recovery in the cloud and the levels of availability and trade-offs you will achieve with each option.

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: High Availability

Webinar: The Cloud Won’t Fix That – A panel discussion

May 24, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

The Cloud Wont Fix That – A panel discussion

Webinar: The Cloud Won’t Fix That – A panel discussion

The journey to the cloud is new and exciting, but can also be daunting and unpredictable. What? Won’t cloud solve all my problems? The short answer is no. There are still many things YOU will need to do. There are many different issues you will need you to manage when you move to the cloud. A panel of experts discusses best practices within enterprise application migrations to the cloud.

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: Cloud, enterprise application migrations, High Availability, SQL Server

Webinar: Delivering Microsoft SQL Server High Availability on AWS

May 24, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Delivering Microsoft SQL Server High Availability on AWS

Webinar: Delivering Microsoft SQL Server High Availability on AWS

You can use AWS services like Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS to quickly build, deploy, scale and manage your SQL Server databases, which helps you build more agile applications. This webinar covers best practices for running SQL Server business-critical applications on AWS. Zlatan Dzinic, of AWS, and Dave Bermingham, of SIOS Technology Corp., discuss how to choose between Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS, and above all, get an overview of the AWS highly reliable, scalable and low cost infrastructure combined with SIOS DataKeeper for high availability platform – providing customers with a powerful solution to ensure improved IT responsiveness and compelling ROI for business-critical applications.

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: AWS Cloud, High Availability, SQL Server, SQL Server High Availability

Webinar: Achieving IT Resiliency for SQL Server in the Cloud

May 23, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Achieving IT Resiliency for SQL Server in the Cloud

 

Webinar: Achieving IT Resiliency for SQL Server in the Cloud

What is IT resiliency and what does it mean for your environment? Microsoft Cloud and Datacenter MVP David Bermingham explains how to achieve IT resiliency for SQL Server in the Cloud. Common misperceptions are debunked and high availability nuances between the major cloud service providers are explored.

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: Cloud, High Availability, IT Resilience, it resiliency, SQL Server

Webinar: Leveraging Storage Spaces Direct for SQL Server High Availability

May 20, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Leveraging Storage Spaces Direct for SQL Server High Availability

 

Webinar: Leveraging Storage Spaces Direct for SQL Server High Availability

Windows Server 2016 introduced storage capabilities that made it possible to deploy SQL Server failover clustered instances (FCI) without the traditional storage area network (SAN) arrays. In this webinar, learn how you can leverage Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) for deploying SQL Server failover clustered instances to provide high availability to your SQL Server databases. We also look at some of the things to watch out for when deploying SQL Server FCIs on S2D.

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: disaster recovery - DR, Failover Clusters, High Availability, SQL Server Failover Clusters, SQL Server High Availability

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