Failover Clustering and AlwaysOn Availability Groups

  • All detailed here[/url] and here[/url]

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  • Thank you for your re-direction to another resource (much like BOL). I was just after a quick opinion as they seemed to contradict themselves, but nevertheless.

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  • I explain it all in the 2 resources I wrote 😉

    You might want to read them.

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  • Windows Server Failover Clustering and SQL Server Failover Clustering are separate technologies. The former is the clustering of the Operating System and the latter is of SQL Server instances (which also depends on the former), so the article is in no way contradictory.

  • Many thanks for your comment - I had misinterpreted the clustering as being the same. Now that makes sense.

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