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Video: The SIOS Clustering Advantage

June 24, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

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Video: The SIOS Clustering Advantage

Each year, your task is likely to provide higher levels of service using existing infrastructure and a smaller IT budget. Tolerance for downtime or data loss is gone.  Applications have to be up 24/7 and you need to be protected whether that’s a server outage, a networking outage, application outage, or even entire data center loss. The expectation is that the amount of downtime and the amount of data loss converges on “0”.

IT professionals have more options than ever on how you’re going to support your end users whether that’s deployment of physical servers, virtual servers, or even cloud technologies. Choosing a solution comes down to understanding business objectives, technical requirements, and budget limitations as well as needing to understand how you’re going to protect the environment to ensure it is always available and you don’t have any downtime or any data loss.

This is typically done by implementing a traditional SAN based cluster involving two or more servers connected into some type of shared storage. If there is an issue, it will fail the application over and bring everything back online. SIOS software supports this and makes it easy to set up and manage. While a SAN based cluster is great for local high availability, the SAN generally represents high cost, complexity, potential failure in your clustering architecture, and it also doesn’t help you solve the disaster recovery problem.

SIOS software allows you to build out your cluster using your choice of hardware but now leveraging local storage. SIOS provides real-time block level data replication that’s fully cluster aware and integrated allowing you to leverage that very fast local storage with your cluster configuration. Also, adopting a SANLess cluster can reduce the overall cost of the solution by eliminating the SAN. As a result, you’ve not only eliminated the cost of the SAN hardware but also SAN infrastructure and administrative costs that come along with your SAN license savings. In addition, you will be cutting out that single point of failure in your clustering architecture so it won’t take down the entire environment. You can also eliminate data loss because our real-time block level data replication technology keeps the local storage in sync. Provided with the software there is also user friendly wizard-based user interfaces.

To sum things up, SIOS gives you the flexibility to protect your mission-critical applications and data in physical, virtual, or cloud environments.  Learn more about our high availability solutions.

Learn how SIOS clustering software makes protecting applications easy.

Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: AWS QuickStart, cluster, HA clusters-cloud, High Performance Storage, Linux, Physical Servers, SQL Server Failover Clusters, Virtual / VMware

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

Webinar: Surprise! Welcome to your First Cloud Bill

May 20, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Surprise! Welcome to your First Cloud Bill

 

Webinar: Surprise! Welcome to your First Cloud Bill

One of the many promises of cloud computing is that it can be more cost-effective than traditional on-premises data centers. However, when many organizations migrate their workloads to the cloud, they experience sticker shock in the first couple of months. In this webinar you will learn about:

  • How doing a simple lift and shift migration may result in higher costs
  • Taking advantage of cloud options to reduce your costs
  • Long-term design patterns for building more cost-effective system architectures
  • Strategies for managing usage by department or organization
  • Designing cost-effective high availability and disaster recovery solutions

This is a complex topic–in this webinar, you will learn about the whys and how-tos of making your cloud investments more effective.

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

Webinar: DBAs versus Sysadmins in cloud availability

May 19, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

DBAs versus Sysadmins in cloud availability

 

Webinar: DBAs versus Sysadmins in cloud availability

Database and system administrators have historically had different perspectives on many topics such as high availability, disaster recovery, and performance tuning. Since one silo generally does not have full visibility into the other silos, the age-old shouting match exists when an availability challenge occurs. “Your systems must have the issue, not mine!” is a constant theme during these situations. However, moving these critical systems to the cloud presents some new challenges. Availability becomes an even more critical topic, as outages can occur more randomly than with on-premises systems, and the two sides must work more closely to achieve system availability that meets their organization’s SLAs.

Watch the webinar to learn tips on how to work with your system administrators to achieve a higher level of ability for your critical SQL Servers in the cloud.

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

Webinar: Protecting SQL Server in the Cloud

May 19, 2019 by Jason Aw Leave a Comment

Protecting SQL Server in the Cloud

Webinar: Protecting SQL Server in the Cloud

If you are considering moving your SQL Server workloads to the cloud, you are probably concerned about how to make your databases highly available.

In this webcast, learn how to protect SQL Server workloads in the cloud. We look at what Microsoft Azure currently supports for providing high availability for SQL Server workloads within the same region or across regions. Watch the webcast now to find out:

  • How to choose between Platform-as-a-Service versus Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings for SQL Server
  • What SQL Server high availability features are supported on Microsoft Azure
  • The major challenges for implementing SQL Server high availability solutions on Microsoft Azure
  • How to protect your SQL Servers in the cloud with SIOS

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Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: High Availability, SQL Server, SQL Server Failover Clusters

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