Critical SQL Server Databases: Provide HA with SQL Server Failover Clustering and Cluster Shared Volumes

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Highly-Available SQL Server with reliable Disaster Recovery is traditionally hard to achieve but necessary to have. We say it is possible to build a fully redundant SQL Server 2014 cluster with just 2 servers, StarWind Virtual SAN and Cluster Shared Volumes while implementing disaster recovery to several places with minimal RTO and RPO!

Watch the webinar to learn how to use Windows Server Failover Clustering with Cluster Shared Volumes to provide high availability and disaster recovery solutions for mission-critical SQL Server 2014 databases.

It shows how to configure a highly available SQL Server on top of Cluster Shared Volumes and also deal with the best practices and recommendations.