SQL Server 2012 High Availability with AlwaysOn Availability Groups
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SQL Server High Availability with AlwaysOn
Edwin Sarmiento Microsoft SQL Server MVP “The Data Sitter”
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Edwin Sarmiento
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional – SQL Server
(2006-present)
Email: [email protected]
Blog: http://bassplayerdoc.wordpress.com
Twitter: bassplayerdoc LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/edwinsarmiento
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SQL Server
high availability
has come a
LONG WAY
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Clustering
……….…………... Database
Mirroring*
Replication
Log
Shipping
* SQL Server 2005
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all of a sudden . . .
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database mirroring becomes a
ROCKSTAR
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database mirroring became a YOU
ROCKSTAR
HOWEVER...
it’s not without
CHALLENGES HOWEVER...
maximize resource
CHALLENGES
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maximize resource utilization on the mirror server - Efficient CIO -
CHALLENGES
multiple synchronized copies of the database - Compliance Manager -
2 multiple copies of data
CHALLENGES
We do not (yet) support automatic failover in database mirroring - Industry-leading vendor -
3 seamless failover
as a DBA you ask . . .
What do I do? “ “
as a DBA you ask . . .
introducing
a new feature called…
AlwaysOn SQL Server 2012
a new feature called…
AlwaysOn
Failover Clustering
SQL Server 2012
AlwaysOn
Availability Groups
Failover Clustering
SQL Server 2012
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In summary
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maximize resource 1
3 seamless failover
multiple copies of data 2
AlwaysOn
Availability Groups
SQL Server 2012
Next Steps
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Edwin Sarmiento
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional – SQL Server
(2006-present)
Email: [email protected]
Blog: http://bassplayerdoc.wordpress.com
Twitter: bassplayerdoc LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/edwinsarmiento
SQL Server High Availability with AlwaysOn
Edwin Sarmiento Microsoft SQL Server MVP “The Data Sitter”
