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Webinar: Windows Clustering for SQL: High Availability & Disaster Recovery

May 14, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Webinar: Windows Clustering for SQL 101: A Practical Guide to High Availability and Disaster Recovery for SQL Server

In this recorded webinar, Microsoft Cloud and Datacenter Management MVP, David Bermingham describes how to use Windows Server Failover Clustering to provide high availability and disaster protection for SQL Server. This presentation begins with an overview of the basics of Windows Server Failover Clustering and how they work. Dave also gives practical advice on understanding your configuration options. He also answers common Windows Server Failover Clustering questions, such as: What are the benefits and drawbacks of traditional SAN-based clusters? What is a SANLess cluster and how do I build one? What are the best practices for using Windows Server Failover Clustering to ensure disaster recovery protection?

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Webinar: Storage Switzerland – High Availability and Disaster Recovery must haves for Cloud Based MS-SQL

May 12, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Webinar: Storage Switzerland – High Availability and Disaster Recovery must haves for Cloud Based MS-SQL

In this webinar, Storage Switzerland founder, George Crump and Tony Tomarchio, Director of Field Engineering from SIOS Technology offer a panelist style discussion about the best practices for selecting a method to protect Microsoft applications and data from downtime in an AWS, Azure or other cloud environment.

Webinar: High Availability for Mission Critical Applications in Amazon AWS Cloud

May 11, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

High Availability for Mission Critical Applications in Amazon AWS

Webinar: High Availability for Mission Critical Applications in Amazon AWS

In this webinar, Amazon Web Services solutions architect Vikram Garlapati and SIOS’ Director of Field Engineering Tony Tomarchio, discuss the use of SANless clusters to provide high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) protection for SQL, SAP, File Servers, and other enterprise-class applications running in Amazon EC2. By eliminating the need for shared storage, SANless clusters enable you to use native Windows Server Failover Clustering for flexible, cost-efficient HA and DR in an Amazon EC2 environment.

This webinar also features an in-depth case study on Spirent, an enterprise company that is moving its business critical applications to Amazon EC2 and using SANless clusters for HA and DR protection.

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Webinar: High Availability for SQL in VMware without Raw Device Mapping

May 11, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

High Availability for SQL in VMware without Raw Device Mapping

Webinar: High Availability for SQL in VMware without Raw Device Mapping

Did you know that you can have high availability (HA) protection for SQL in a VMware environment without the hassles of Raw Device Mapping (RDM)? Creating shared storage clusters in a VMware environment means complex implementation using RDM – and giving up important VMware features, such as Vmotion.

In this webinar, SIOS clustering expert Tony Tomarchio demonstrates an easy way to create a failover cluster in a VMware environment without the complexity or feature limitations of Raw Device Mapping.

Learn more about VMWare High Availability with SIOS.

Webinar: Protect Your SQL Server Data in the Cloud – Three Ways to Avoid Downtime

May 9, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Protect Your SQL Server Data in the Cloud – Three Ways to Avoid Downtime

Webinar: Protect Your SQL Server Data in the Cloud – Three Ways to Avoid Downtime

Looking to migrate or deploy your SQL Server in the cloud? Are you concerned about your High Availability and Disaster Recovery options to protect SQL data from downtime?

SQL Server MVP Joey D’Antoni will discuss three ways enterprises are currently providing high availability protection for their SQL Server applications and data in the cloud using real-world examples. Joey will share his experiences with deploying SQL in the cloud and conclude with a live Q&A session.