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2014 4

  1. AlwaysOn Availability Groups: Comparing On-Premises Deployments and Azure VM Deployments
  2. AlwaysOn Availability Groups, Listener, Named Instances, Port Numbers, etc.
  3. AlwaysOn Availability Group in Windows Azure VM: Client Connectivity Scenarios
  4. Published: Troubleshooting Guide for Availability Group Listener in Windows Azure

2013 8

  1. More Windows Azure E2E Scripts!
  2. Availability Group Listener in Hybrid IT: End-to-End PowerShell Script Published
  3. Availability Group Listener in Windows Azure Now Supported! (And Scripts for Cloud-Only Configuration)
  4. AlwaysOn in SQL Server 2014 CTP1
  5. AlwaysOn Availability Groups Troubleshooting and Monitoring Guide published!
  6. Upgrade and Update Guide for AlwaysOn Availability Groups published!
  7. Connecting to Availability Group Listener in Hybrid IT
  8. Test Lab: Create an AlwaysOn Availability Group in Windows Azure End-to-End

2012 46

  1. HADR Tutorials for SQL Server in Windows Azure VMs
  2. WSFC Cluster Configuration on Windows Azure Virtual Machines
  3. AlwaysOn at SQLPASS 2012
  4. How To: Migrate to AlwaysOn from Prior Deployments Combining Database Mirroring and Log Shipping – Part 2
  5. How To: Migrate to AlwaysOn AlwaysOn from Prior Deployments Combining Database Mirroring and Log Shipping – Part 1
  6. How To: Migrate from Failover Cluster Instances and Database Mirroring to SQL Server AlwaysOn – Part 3
  7. How To: Migrate from Failover Cluster Instances and Database Mirroring to SQL Server AlwaysOn – Part 2
  8. How To: Migrate from Failover Cluster Instances and Database Mirroring to SQL Server AlwaysOn – Part 1
  9. Migration Guide: Migrating to AlwaysOn Availability Groups from Prior Deployments Combining Database Mirroring and Log Shipping
  10. AlwaysOn Architecture Guides
  11. Quickly Setup SQL Server AlwaysOn Failover Cluster Instance (FCI) in Hyper-V
  12. Configure Windows Failover Clustering for SQL Server (Availability Group or FCI) with Limited Security
  13. NOW AVAILABLE: Migration Guide: Migrating to SQL Server 2012 Failover Clustering and Availability Groups from Prior Clustering and Mirroring Deployments
  14. Concurrent ADD NODE operation yields unexpected results in a SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance
  15. DO NOT use Windows Failover Cluster Manager to perform Availability Group Failover
  16. Quorum vote configuration check in AlwaysOn Availability Group Wizards (Andy Jing)
  17. Install the latest AlwaysOn features for ADO.NET(Matt Neerincx)
  18. Dealing With an Unjoined Database On a Primary Replica
  19. Supporting SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn® in .NET Framework 4 (by Luiz Fernando Santos)
  20. Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 4 : Integration with SQL Server Agent
  21. Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 3 : A Simple Monitoring Application
  22. Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 1: Basic Cmdlet Overview
  23. Monitoring AlwaysOn Health with PowerShell - Part 2: Advanced Cmdlet Usage
  24. The AlwaysOn Health Model Part 2 -- Extending the Health Model
  25. The AlwaysOn Health Model Part 1 -- Health Model Architecture
  26. How to create multiple listeners for same availability group (Goden Yao)
  27. Configuring AlwaysOn with SQL Server PowerShell
  28. Add a Log Shipping Primary Database and Secondary Database(s) to an Existing Availability Group
  29. NOW AVAILABLE: Microsoft SQL Server AlwaysOn Solutions Guide for High Availability and Disaster Recovery
  30. AlwaysOn: Comparing Readable Secondary with the similar functionality available in DB2
  31. AlwaysOn: I just enabled Readable Secondary but my query is blocked?
  32. AlwaysOn: Making latest statistics available on Readable Secondary, Read-Only database and Database Snapshot
  33. AlwaysOn: Challenges with statistics on ReadOnly database, Database Snapshot and Secondary Replica
  34. AlwaysOn: Impact of mapping reporting workload on Readable Secondary to Snapshot Isolation
  35. AlwaysOn: Minimizing blocking of REDO thread when running reporting workload on Secondary Replica
  36. AlwaysOn: Impact on the primary workload when you run reporting workload on the secondary replica
  37. AlwaysOn: Readable Secondary and data latency
  38. AlwaysOn: Why there are two options to enable a secondary replica for read workload?
  39. AlwaysOn: Setting up Readable Seconary Replica
  40. Introduction to the Availability Group Listener
  41. Who is using AlwaysOn
  42. Converting a logshipping configuration to Availability Group
  43. Prepare SQL Server for using AlwaysOn feature
  44. SQL Server 2012 Editions and High Availability Licensing
  45. SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn High Availability and Disaster Recovery Design Patterns
  46. AlwaysOn: Value Proposition of Readable Secondary

2011 1

  1. Converting a database mirroring configuration to Availability Group

2010 2

  1. AlwaysOn Availability Group and Database Mirroring
  2. Introducing SQL Server code-named "Denali" AlwaysOn