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Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) Cache is a feature which allows you to allocate system memory (RAM) as a write-through cache. The CSV Cache provides caching of read-only unbuffered I/O. This can improve performance for applicati… Continue reading How to Enable CSV Cache
Windows Server Failover Clustering is a high availability platform that is constantly monitoring the network connections and health of the nodes in a cluster. If a node is not reachable over the network, then recovery action is taken to recover a… Continue reading Tuning Failover Cluster Network Thresholds
First published on MSDN on Apr 05, 2013 After using the Get-ClusterLog cmdlet to generate the Cluster.log, you may notice the following errors and warnings in the cluster log:
ERR [RHS] s_RhsRpcCreateResType: ERROR_NOT_READY(21)’ b… Continue reading MSMQ Errors in the Cluster.log
I got a recent case where a customer was worried with high transaction delays on an Azure SQL DB around 15sec and that would be really bad
When using premium DBs, Azure SQL DB will use AlwaysOn behind the scene to provide you HA
https://doc… Continue reading Lesson Learned #106 – Azure SQL DB High transaction delay or maybe NOT
Moving business-critical workloads demand a disaster recovery strategy not only for the frontend network connectivity to the workloads, but also for backend network connectivity directly to organizations. We share the best practices, architecture, and Azure Networking features that help maximize high availability and ExpressRoute connectivity for disaster recovery. The architecture leverages existing geo-redundant ExpressRoute circuits of an organization additionally for disaster recovery.
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As you could see on previous post (AZURE SQL DB AND LOG ANALYTICS BETTER TOGETHER – PART #1) using Azure SQL DB + Log Analytics is quite easy.
Let see how can we improve even further with ALERTS
Let’s imagine I want to receive everyday… Continue reading AZURE SQL DB AND LOG ANALYTICS BETTER TOGETHER – PART #2 – ALERTS
Hi there! Stanislav Belov here, and you are reading the next issue of the Infrastructure + Security: Noteworthy News series!
As a reminder, the Noteworthy News series covers various areas, to include interesting news, announc… Continue reading Infrastructure + Security: Noteworthy News (July, 2019)
MATCH_RECOGNIZE in Azure Stream Analytics significantly reduces the complexity and cost associated with building, modifying, and maintaining queries that match sequence of events for alerts or further data computation.
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