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Troubleshoot an HA or DR solution
From the course: Microsoft Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Troubleshoot an HA or DR solution
- Welcome back, this is lesson 15.8, troubleshoot a high availability and disaster recovery solution. Troubleshooting, let's talk troubleshooting, beginning with Always On Availability groups. There are a few tools you can use to troubleshoot an availability group starting with the SQL Server error logs. These logs capture and log state transition events for availability groups, replicas and databases, statuses of other always on components and always on errors. So the best place to look first is the SQL Server Error Logs. The Availability Group dashboard provides a quick view of the health of your availability group in a nice dashboard. And in the previous video I mentioned clicking the add remove columns and adding some of the columns there that will help troubleshoot some of the issues like your RPO and RTO issues to see how things are performing there. The cluster log isn't a availability group specific, but it does generate a log related to the failover cluster. There are some…
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Learning objectives1m 29s
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Configure active geo-replication3m 2s
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Configure an Always On availability group on Azure Virtual Machines10m 50s
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Configure failover groups2m 36s
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Configure quorum options for a Windows Server failover cluster4m 41s
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Configure Always On failover cluster instances on Azure Virtual Machines5m 19s
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Configure log shipping6m 58s
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Monitor an HA/DR solution4m 4s
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Troubleshoot an HA or DR solution6m 55s
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