Comparison: High Availability Options for Azure SQL Server

An abundance of options is not always a blessing. Sometimes it just creates confusion. Consider the options that present themselves if you want to configure a mission-critical SQL Server infrastructure for high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) on Azure. You could run SQL Server on multiple virtual machines (VMs) configured as a Windows Failover Cluster Instance with the VMs spread across Fault Domains or across multiple Azure Availability Zones.

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Recent News & Press

Why Monitoring Is Becoming the Backbone of High Availability in...

As IT environments continue to expand across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and multi-cloud architectures, maintaining application uptime has become increasingly difficult. Systems that were once centralized […]

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SIOS Technology to Present at Spring 2026 Industry Events and Host...

Company to share expertise on SQL Server high availability, multi-cloud disaster recovery, and Linux application protection at global data and open-source events SAN MATEO, Calif., […]

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Addressing Resilience and Availability at a Time of Global

Cloud resilience isn’t guaranteed, even in the cloud. In this new article, Dave Bermingham explains how SANless clustering keeps critical applications running through outages, cyber […]

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