Common Pitfalls When Implementing Always On Availability Groups

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” - Benjamin Franklin

The goal of implementing a SQL Server Always On Availability Group is to provide high availability to your databases. And you want them to stay that way the minute they go into production.

So, it can be nerve-wracking when an unexpected outage happens and you have no clue what caused it.

In more than a decade of working with Availability Groups, I've seen the most common cause of outages fall under these 3 main buckets. It's when database administrators and systems engineers ignore these during implementation that they end up haunting them after production cutover.

In this episode of the Practical SQL Server HA/DR Show, I'll cover the common pitfalls when implementing Availability Groups. The sooner you address these pitfalls during implementation, the better you are at preventing unexpected outages from happening.

Видео Common Pitfalls When Implementing Always On Availability Groups канала Edwin M Sarmiento - SQL Server HA and DR