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Tag Archives: Scale-Out
Weight doesn’t ALWAYS have to be AlwaysOn
One thing I keep hearing myself mentioning more and more in conversation (and most recently in a discussion group at SQLBits a few days ago) is the ability to configure your Windows Cluster Quorum for situations where each cluster node … Continue reading
Posted in Database, HADR, SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged Availability Groups, Clustering, Quorum, Scale-Out, SQL
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