David Bermingham

Description: Struggling to balance high availability and budget in the cloud? Join Microsoft MVP alumnus Dave Bermingham as he explores cost-effective HA/DR strategies for SQL Server in Azure and AWS.

When deploying your own SQL Server instance in Azure, you must plan for HA and DR. SQL Server Always On Availability Groups are one option, but what about SQL Server Failover Cluster Instances (FCI)?

In this technical session, we delve into the realm of High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) for SQL Server deployments in Azure, focusing on cost-efficient methodologies.

This session sponsored by SIOS technology will give an overview of their Windows and Linux clustering solutions that enables high availability and disaster recovery configurations on-prem, in the cloud and hybrid cloud.

Discover SIOS DataKeeper, the SANless clustering solution transforming HA/DR for SQL Server across any cloud. This session highlights how SIOS DataKeeper delivers unparalleled flexibility, reduces costs, and ensures continuous availability without traditional SAN constraints.

In this technical session, we delve into the realm of High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) for SQL Server deployments in Azure, focusing on cost-efficient methodologies.

Discover SIOS DataKeeper, the SANless clustering solution transforming HA/DR for SQL Server across any cloud. This session highlights how SIOS DataKeeper delivers unparalleled flexibility, reduces costs, and ensures continuous availability without traditional SAN constraints.

In this technical session, we delve into the realm of High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) for SQL Server deployments in Azure, focusing on cost-efficient methodologies.

If you are deploying SQL Server in Azure IaaS you will want to make sure you configure for availability. This session will review everything you need to know to keep your SQL Server instances up and running.

Join us at SQL Saturday Boston to celebrate the remarkable journey of collaboration between the SQL Saturday community and SIOS Technology over the past ten years - we'll explore the enduring values of Community, Commitment, and Trust that have been the cornerstone of our partnership.

If you are considering moving your SQL Server instances to "The Cloud" you will need to have a plan in place for both high availability and disaster recovery. In this session, we will examine the three top public cloud providers and what they have to offer in terms of both high availability and disaster recovery.

The CEO just tasked you with moving all the SQL Server instances to Azure, or maybe you are deploying a brand new application and want to leverage Azure IaaS to host SQL Server. Beyond security and performance, your most pressing concern might be ensuring SQL Server running in Azure is highly available.

The CEO just tasked you with moving all the SQL Server instances to Azure, or maybe you are deploying a brand new application and want to leverage Azure IaaS to host SQL Server. Beyond security and performance, your most pressing concern might be ensuring SQL Server running in Azure is highly available.

When it comes to SQL Server high availability (HA), SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance (FCI) has been the standard since 1998 with the release of SQL Server 7.

The CEO just tasked you with moving all the SQL Server instances to Azure, or maybe you are deploying a brand new application and want to leverage Azure IaaS to host SQL Server. Beyond security and performance, your most pressing concern might be ensuring SQL Server running in Azure is highly available.

When it comes to SQL Server high availability (HA), SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance (FCI) has been the standard since 1998 with the release of SQL Server 7.