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Microsoft SQL AlwaysOn and High Availability for SQL 2016 Training in Walnut Creek

Enroll in or hire us to teach our Microsoft SQL AlwaysOn and High Availability for SQL 2016 class in Walnut Creek, California by calling us @303.377.6176. Like all HSG classes, Microsoft SQL AlwaysOn and High Availability for SQL 2016 may be offered either onsite or via instructor led virtual training. Consider looking at our public training schedule to see if it is scheduled: Public Training Classes
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Course Description

  
This two or three day instructor-led course is designed for database administrators and Windows engineers to familiarize them with the concepts in SQL AlwaysOn and High Availability. The course utilizes SQL 2016, but explains the differences from SQL 2012- SQL 2014. For skills to be transferred this is a lab intense course. It is designed for the student to understand the the reason for the lab and how they can use those skills.
Course Length: 2-3 Days
Course Tuition: $1190 (US)

Prerequisites
This course is intended for SQL DBAs and IT Professionals. It is highly recommended that each company attending the course send both DBAs and Windows Engineers as the High Availability functionality crosses both disciplines.

Course Outline

  
MODULE 1: COURSE OVERVIEW
 
This module explains how the class will be structured and introduces course materials and additional administrative information
 
Introduction
Course Materials
Facilities
Prerequisites
What We'll Be Discussing
Lab 1: COURSE OVERVIEW
 
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Successfully log into their virtual machine.
Have a full understanding of what the course intends to cover.
 
MODULE 2: ALWAYSON AND HIGH AVAILABILITY CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGY
 
In this module, we will examine the evolution of PowerShell, explore the interfaces of both the console and the PowerShell ISE, and cover utilizing the help system.
 
Concepts and Terminology
Edition Changes from SQL 2012 and SQL 2014
Failover Clusters
Log Shipping
Replication
Database Mirroring
Database Snapshots
Limitations of prior solutions
What’s new in SQL 2016 Always on High Availability
Lab 1: ALWAYSON AND HIGH AVAILABILITY CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGY
 
MODULE 3: ALWAYSON AVAILABILITY GROUPS
 
In this module, we will discuss SQL failover cluster implementation, multi-site clustering, and explain the flexible failover policy provided with SQL Server AlwaysOn.
 
Concepts
Availability Groups and Replicas
Listener
Availability Mode
Failover Mode
Topologies
Data Synchronization
Flexible Failover Policy
Lab 1: ALWAYSON
 
MODULE 4 WINDOWS SERVER 2016 FAILOVER CLUSTERING
 
In this module, we will cover the Windows Server 2016 Failover Clustering.
 
Understanding Failover Clustering in Server 2016
Cluster Nodes
Resources
Dependencies
Failover/Failback
Owners
Heartbeat
Group Managed Service Accounts
Lab: Creating a Windows Server 2016 Cluster
 
MODULE 5: UNDERSTANDING QUORUMS
 
Quorums determine the number of failures that a cluster can sustain, and if additional failures occur, the cluster will stop running. In this module, we discuss how to configure the quorum, and explain the options available.
 
Node Majority
Node and Disk Majority
Node and File Share Majority
No Majority
Dynamic Quorum
Dynamic Witness
Lab 1: UNDERSTANDING QUORUMS
 
Implement a Quorum
 
MODULE 6: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON AVAILABILITY GROUPS
 
SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups provide us the capability to group two or more databases and perform a failover of both as a logical unit. In this module, we will explore how to configure and utilize Availability Groups.
 
Application Failover
Availability Group (AG)
Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)
Availability Replica
Synchronous Replica
Asynchronous Replica
Optimized Log Transport
Lab 1: ALWAYSON AVAILABILITY GROUPS
 
Enable AlwaysOn in SQL Server
Testing Failover Cluster and Adding Sample Databases
Create the High Availability Group
Add Replica and Listener
 
MODULE 7: ACTIVE SECONDARY AVAILABILITY GROUP ACTIONS
 
In AlwaysOn Availability Groups, an active secondary can be used for things like redirecting the read-only workload, off-loading the backup load, and other tasks. In this module, we discuss how an active secondary replica operates, and explore a few tasks that can be tackled using a secondary.
 
Load Balancing
Active Secondary Replicas
Readable Secondary Replicas
Backups on Secondary Replicas
Lab 1: SECONDARY AVAILABILITY GROUP ACTIONS
 
MODULE 8: MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE
 
In this module, we will explain monitoring AlwaysOn Availability Groups, explore and utilize the Dashboard, and discuss troubleshooting tools.
 
Suspend Secondary Database Synchronization
Suspend Primary Database Synchronization
Resume Synchronization
Add\Remove a Database
Add\remove a Replica
Index Maintenance
Dashboard
Policy Based Management
Reports and Logs
Lab 1: MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE
 
Suspend Secondary Database Synchronization
Suspend Primary Database Synchronization
Resume Synchronization
Add\Remove a Database
Add\remove a Replica
Index Maintenance
Dashboard
Policy Based Management
Reports and Logs
Module 9: Using Microsoft Azure Availability Groups
 
Concepts
Availability Groups in Microsoft Azure

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