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MOC-55246 SQL AlwaysOn High Availability

Duración: 15 horas

SQL AlwaysOn High Availability

Este curso de tres días dirigido por un instructor está diseñado para que los administradores de bases de datos y los ingenieros de Windows se familiaricen con los conceptos de SQL AlwaysOn y High Availability. El curso utiliza SQL 2016, pero explica las diferencias entre SQL 2012 y SQL 2014.


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Requisitos Previos

No existen requisitos previos para cursar SQL AlwaysOn High Availability.

Modalidad formativa

  • Presencial en Gadesoft: Madrid.
  • Presencial en cliente: En sus instalaciones. Toda la península.
  • Online Direct: Mediante herramientas de videoconferencia (Microsoft Teams), en directo con el instructor. Pantalla compartida, interacción, seguimiento total.

Objetivos

Familiarizarse con los conceptos de SQL AlwaysOn High Availability

Contenidos

  • Manual oficial de Microsoft.
  • Laboratorios de prácticas.
  • Opcional: Voucher de certificación.

Fechas

Próximas fechas de convocatoria para el curso:

  • 23 de enero de 2023
  • 15 de febrero de 2023
  • 22 de marzo de 2023
  • 3 de abril de 2023
  • 23 de mayo de 2023
  • 21 de junio de 2023

Certificación

El curso de SQL AlwaysOn High Availability no prepara para ningún examen de certificación oficial.

TEMARIO

Module 1: Introduction

  • Introduction

 

Module 2: ALWAYSON AND HIGH AVAILABILITY CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGY

  • Concepts and Terminology
  • Table of Availability
  • High Availability
  • Causes of Downtime
  • Planned downtime
  • Unplanned downtime
  • Disaster Recovery
  • Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
  • Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
  • Recovery Level Objective (RLO)
  • Storage Area Networks (SAN)
  • Edition Changes from SQL 2012
  • SQL Server 2014 Changes
  • SQL Server 2016 Changes
  • Legacy Solutions prior to Always On
  • Failover Cluster Instances
  • Log Shipping
  • A Typical Log Shipping Configuration
  • Monitor Server
  • Replication
  • Database Mirroring
  • Database Mirroring Terminology
  • Principle
  • Mirror
  • Witness (red box in image above)
  • Database Snapshots
  • Limitations of legacy solutions:
  • What do we mean by Always On?
  • Table of Always On Comparison

 

Module 3: WINDOWS SERVER 2016 FAILOVER CLUSTERING

  • Understanding Failover Clustering in Server 2016
  • Statefull High Availability Solution
  • Supported in both Standard and Datacenter
  • Servers should run similar hardware
  • Should run same edition
  • Hyper-V best with datacenter
  • Certified for Windows server logo
  • Shared Storage
  • Quorums
  • Node Majority
  • Node and Disk Majority configuration:
  • Node and File Share Majority
  • No Majority
  • Configuration
  • Cluster Networks Best Practices
  • Connection to nodes to shared storage
  • Private network for internal cluster
  • Public network for client connections
  • Cluster Aware Updating
  • Virtual Machine Failover Clustering
  • Preferred Owners
  • Failover Failback
  • Resources
  • Dependences
  • Heartbeat

Lab 1: Set up iSCSI Server

Lab 2: Install the iSCSI VMS

Lab 3: Add Servers to Server Manager for Ease of Management

Lab 4: Add the Windows Cluster Feature to SQL1, SQL2 And SQL3

Lab 5: Create the iSCSI Initators to add the shared storage

Lab 6: Create the Windows Cluster

Lab 7: Add a Clustered Service

Lab 8: Test The Failover Of The Windows Service

Lab 9: Delete Role

Lab 10: Examine the Quorum Settings

Module 4: SQL 2016 FAILOVER CLUSTER INSTANCES

  • Failover Cluster Instance
  • As A FCI Appears To A Client

Lab 1: Create A Configuration File By Running The Advanced Cluster Preparation Wizard

Lab 2: Complete The SQL Cluster Installation On SQL1

Lab 3: Install The Cluster On SQL2 And SQL3

Lab 4: Test the SQL Cluster

 

Module 5: SQL 2016 ALWAYS ON AVAILABILITY GROUPS

  • Availability Groups and Replicas
  • Primary Replica
  • Secondary Replicas
  • Availability Group Listener
  • Availability Mode
  • Synchronous Commit Mode
  • Asynchronous Commit Mode
  • Failover Modes
  • Automatic Failover Without Data Loss
  • Automatic Failover Requirements:
  • Manual
  • Manual Failover Requirements
  • Common Topologies

Lab 1: Create a SQL Instance For The Availability Group

Lab 2: Enable the SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Group Feature

Lab 3: Set Up For Availability Groups

Lab 4: The Availability Group Wizard

Lab 5: SSMS and Availability Groups

 

Module 6: The Dasboard

  • The Dashboard
  • How to view logs
  • Using replication with Logins
  • Using partially contained databases

Lab 1: The Dashboard

Lab 2: Replicating Logins and Jobs

Lab 3: Contained or Partially Contained Databases

Module 7: Active Secondary Availability Group Actions

  • Reporting with Secondary Replicas
  • Configuring a Readable secondary
  • Read-Only Routing
  • Load Balancing
  • Lab: Configure a Read-Only Secondary
  • Database Backups with Secondary
  • Steps of Backup Using secondary
  • Backup Preference Options

Lab 1: Database Backup Using Secondary Replica

Lab 2: Configure a Read-Only secondary

 

Module 8: Maintenance

  • DBCC Checks
  • Database Adding and Removing

Lab 1: Add a Database

Lab 2: Remove a Database

Lab 3: Add a Replica

Lab 4: Remove a Replica

 

Module 9: MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING AVAILABILITY GROUPS

  • The Dashboard in Depth
  • Events
  • Policy Based Managemnt for Availability Groups

Lab 1: Dashboard Wizards

Lab 2: Create an Extended Event Session

Lab 3: Using T-SQL

Lab 4: Policy based management for Availability Groups

Lab 5: Observe a Policy In Action

Lab 6: Create Three Conditions To Be Used In The RTO And RPO Policies

Lab 7: Create Two Policies RTO and RPO

Lab 8: Test The Policies

Lab 9: Change Endpoint Owner

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