Worried and nervous about meeting deadlines on deploying your SQL Server high availability solution? Struggling with lack of confidence on your design? Are outages taking over your personal life that you can no longer focus on the things that really matter?

I've got you covered.
You need to build or manage a SQL Server failover clustered instance (FCI) but you’re not sure where to start. And with Always On Availability Groups as another high availability solution, it becomes even more confusing.

Properly sizing the hardware?

Who is responsible for what?

How does the Windows Server Failover Cluster work with SQL Server?

The SQL Server FCI is not dead. Even though Always On Availability Groups were introduced in SQL Server 2012, customers are still deploying SQL Server FCIs to protect mission-critical databases.

This training is specifically for you.

This online course is specifically designed for senior database administrators and systems engineers responsible for designing, deploying, and managing SQL Server failover clustered instances.



Course Outline

  Windows Server Failover Clustering Fundamentals
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  Planning and Installing a Windows Server Failover Cluster
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  Deep Dive on Windows Server Failover Cluster Quorum
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  Windows Server Failover Cluster Configuration
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  Planning and Installing SQL Server Failover Clustered Instance
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  Configuring SQL Server Failover Clustered Instances
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  Managing SQL Server Failover Clustered Instances
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  Monitoring SQL Server Failover Clustered Instances
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  Troubleshooting Common Availability Issues in SQL Server Failover Clustered Instances
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