The SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery Evolution (MSSQLTips 2/2/2023)

[The SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery Evolution]( [SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery]( has evolved over the years from an overlooked consideration to an expected requirement by the organization from the technology group. Over the course of this evolution, DBAs have used backup and restore, log shipping, replication, database mirroring, availability groups, and clustering technologies. All these technologies offer a [varied level of protection for the business]( – manual, automated, no application support, poor performance, etc. Further, DBAs have struggled with [high price tags]( infrastructure limitations, network bandwidth, database growth, manual processes, limited technology teams, and more. With the growth and acceptance of the cloud, organizations now have new opportunities with both [Azure]( and [AWS]( to deliver a solid business solution - whether on-premises, a hybrid cloud architecture, or a full cloud implementation. As you develop the right [SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery solution]( for your organization, be sure to check out these resources: - [Understanding Disaster Recovery Options for SQL Server]( - [Cost Savings in AWS with SQL Server High Availability]( - [The complete guide to high availability in the Azure cloud]( - [Controlling Cloud Costs without Sacrificing Availability or Performance]( - [Five Costly Myths About High Availability in Cloud]( Thank you, The MSSQLTips.com Team [( [tag] You are receiving this email as a subscriber of MSSQLTips.com. [Manage MSSQLTips Subscriptions | Unsubscribe](. Edgewood Solutions LLC | PO Box 682 | Wilton, NH 03086 | [Privacy Statement]( Sent to this e-mail address: {EMAIL}