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How to Build a SANless SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance in Google Cloud Platform
How to Build a SANless SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance in Google Cloud Platform
Topics: SIOS, SQL Server, Failover, Google Cloud Platform, GCP, High availability
This white paper walks through the steps to build a two-node failover cluster between two instances in the same region, but in different Zones, within the Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
If you are going to host SQL Server on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) you will want to make sure it is highly available with a SQL Failover Cluster. One of the best and most economical ways to do that is to build a SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance (FCI). In this guide, we will walk through the steps to build a two-node failover cluster between two instances in the same region, but in different Zones, within the GCP.
Sponsor: SIOS|Author: SIOS Technology|January 2018|46 Pages
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Understanding Windows Server Cluster Quorum Options
Understanding Windows Server Cluster Quorum Options
Topics: SIOS, AWS, Azure, Google, SQL Server, Failover clustering
This white paper discusses the key concepts you need to configure a failover clustering environment to protect SQL Server in the cloud.
This white paper discusses the key concepts you need to configure a failover clustering environment to protect SQL Server in the cloud. Understand the options for configuring the cluster Quorum to meet your specific needs. Learn the benefits and key takeaways for providing high availability for SQL Server in a public cloud (AWS, Azure, Google) environment.
Sponsor: SIOS|Author: Dave Bermingham|July 2018|4 Pages
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Lift and Shift Backup and Disaster Recovery Scenario for Google Cloud: Step by Step Guide
Lift and Shift Backup and Disaster Recovery Scenario for Google Cloud: Step by Step Guide
Topics: GoogleCloud, CloudBackup, DPaaS, GoogleCloudPlatform, HYCU
There are many new challenges, and reasons, to migrate workloads to the cloud. Especially for public cloud, like Google Cloud Platform. Whether it is for backup, disaster recovery, or production in the cloud, you should be able to leverage the cloud platform to solve your technology challenges. In this step-by-step guide, we outline how GCP is positioned to be one of the easiest cloud platforms for app development. And, the critical role data protection as-as-service (DPaaS) can play.

There are many new challenges, and reasons, to migrate workloads to the cloud.

For example, here are four of the most popular:

  • Analytics and Machine learning (ML) are everywhere. Once you have your data in a cloud platform like Google Cloud Platform, you can leverage their APIs to run analytics and ML on everything.
  • Kubernetes is powerful and scalable, but transitioning legacy apps to Kubernetes can be daunting.
  • SAP HANA is a secret weapon. With high mem instances in the double digit TeraBytes migrating SAP to a cloud platform is easier than ever.
  • Serverless is the future for application development. With CloudSQL, Big Query, and all the other serverless solutions, cloud platforms like GCP are well positioned to be the easiest platform for app development.

Whether it is for backup, disaster recovery, or production in the cloud, you should be able to leverage the cloud platform to solve your technology challenges. In this step-by-step guide, we outline how GCP is positioned to be one of the easiest cloud platforms for app development. And, the critical role data protection as-as-service (DPaaS) can play.

Sponsor: HYCU|August 2019|8 Pages
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Avoid Costly Inter-Cloud Routing Mistakes with an Intent Check
Avoid Costly Inter-Cloud Routing Mistakes with an Intent Check
Topics: forward networks, cloud cost, cloud charge, intercloud routing, routing mistake, multicloud
A Google search for “unexpected AWS charges” returns hundreds of thousands of results. In addition to economic consequences, inefficient traffic routing to and from your various cloud instances and other services can also lead to bandwidth and latency issues that undermine network and app performance. By using the intent check feature in the Forward Enterprise platform, you can identify and fix inter-cloud routing mistakes across all of your cloud instances.
A Google search for “unexpected AWS charges” returns hundreds of thousands of results. In addition to
economic consequences, inefficient traffic routing to and from your various cloud instances and other
services can also lead to bandwidth and latency issues that undermine network and app performance.
By using the intent check feature in the Forward Enterprise platform, you can identify and fix inter-cloud
routing mistakes across all of your cloud instances.
Sponsor: Forward Networks|February 2022
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