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disaster recovery
Allan’s AlwaysOn Availability Groups FAQ
The Tube: A Paradigm for Capacity Management, Performance, Availability, and Disaster Recovery
A real life example of what we need to do on a daily basis
Will SQL Server 2012′s Availability Groups Replace Clustered Instances?
Are clustered instances obsolete in SQL Server 2012?
So You Say You Want To Be Mission Critical? Hire a DBA
Think you can get by without a DBA? Think again.
Are You Ready?
The images of 9/11 are just as disturbing today and still make me think of the same thing. Are you prepared for the worst?
SQLU Post #2: Remote Hosting, Availability, and You: (Im)Perfect Together?
How do you handle availability when you don’t control everything?
A Unfortunate Real Lesson in High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Are you ready for a disaster?
No Backups, Big Problem
Without backups, you’ve got nothing. Read why the music industry provides a cautionary tale for IT.
Upcoming Webcasts and Appearances
I’ve got two webcasts this month that I’m doing with Quest:Pain of the Week: Mission Critical SQL: High Availability – From Amateur to Aficionado in Less Than an Hour October 148 AM Pacific/11 AM Eastern/4 PM UK/5 PM Central EuropeClick here for more information and to register and a followupPain of the Week: Mission Critical SQL: High Availability Part 2October 218 AM Pacific/11 AM Eastern/4 PM UK/5 PM Central EuropeClick… Read More
SQLHA Experts Tip #3
Ben DeBow
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Independent of how much automation and self tuning a database package has, it needs to be reviewed bi-annually. A SQL health check is an important task to achieve optimal performance and stability.