55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITY

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TAN DUC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL JSCAddress:Tel:Email:Website:103 Pasteur, Dist.1, HCMC08 38245819; ; www.tanducits.comLet’s Reach For Excellence!55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITYDuration: 03 daysLevel: 300This three-day instructor-led course is designed for database administrators andWindows engineers to familiarize them with the concepts in SQL AlwaysOn and HighAvailability. The course utilizes SQL 2016, but explains the differences from SQL 2012SQL 2014.Authorized TrainingSilver LearningAuthorized TrainingAuthorized Training

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITYAUDIENCE Experienced DBAs, Windows Server pros, team leads. This is a lab intense course!We designed this course based on our experience of having taught hundreds of classes toliterally thousands of students. We tried very hard to make the labs, of which there are over30, very oriented to a single concept such as Adding a Replica or Transferring Logons. We didthis because it is common in technical courses to write long labs with multiple exercises whichin our opinion is not effective as they turn into “click streams”. We assume the student is newto the technology and that the instructor is knowledgeable in it.PREREQUISITES Experience as SQL DBAExperience as Windows IT PROAT COURSE COMPLETIONAfter completing this course, students will be able to: Understand AlwasyOn High AvailabilityEmploy Server 2016 Failover ClusteringDeploy SQL Failover ClustersWork with Availability GroupsPerform maintenanceMonitor and Troubleshoot Availability GroupsCOURSE OUTLINEModule 1: IntroductionThis module explains the course and objectives.LessonsIntroductionLab 1: NoneN/aAfter completing this module, students will be able to:Course introductionModule 2: ALWAYSON AND HIGH AVAILABILITY CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGYThis module will introduce the participants to the concepts and terminology used in the course.Lessons Concepts and Terminology Table of Availability High Availability Causes of Downtime Planned downtime Unplanned downtime Disaster Recovery Recovery Time Objective (RTO)[1]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITY Recovery Point Objective (RPO) Recovery Level Objective (RLO) Storage Area Networks (SAN) Edition Changes from SQL 2012 SQL Server 2014 Changes SQL Server 2016 Changes Legacy Solutions prior to Always On Failover Cluster Instances Log Shipping A Typical Log Shipping Configuration Monitor Server Replication Database Mirroring Database Mirroring Terminology Principle Mirror Witness (red box in image above) Database Snapshots Limitations of legacy solutions: What do we mean by Always On? Table of Always On ComparisonLab 1: NoneN/aAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Terminology SQL 2014 Changes SQL2016 Changes Understand the role of the SANSModule 3: WINDOWS SERVER 2016 FAILOVER CLUSTERINGFailover clustering is covered in this module and is a critical feature of AlwaysOn High Availability.Lessons Understanding Failover Clustering in Server 2016 State full High Availability Solution Supported in both Standard and Datacenter Servers should run similar hardware Should run same edition Hyper-V best with datacenter Certified for Windows server logo Shared Storage Quorums Node Majority Node and Disk Majority configuration:[2]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITY Node and File Share Majority No Majority Configuration Cluster Networks Best Practices Connection to nodes to shared storage Private network for internal cluster Public network for client connections Cluster Aware Updating Virtual Machine Failover Clustering Preferred Owners Failover Failback Resources Dependences HeartbeatLab 1: Set up iSCSI Server Set up iSCSI ServerLab 2: Install the iSCSI VMS Install the iSCSI VMSLab 3: Add Servers to Server Manager for Ease of Management Add Servers to Server Manager for Ease of ManagementLab 4: Add the Windows Cluster Feature to SQL1, SQL2 And SQL3 Add the Windows Cluster Feature to SQL1, SQL2 And SQL3Lab 5: Create the iSCSI Initators to add the shared storage Create the iSCSI Initators to add the shared storageLab 6: Create the Windows Cluster Create the Windows ClusterLab 7: Add a Clustered Service Add a Clustered ServiceLab 8: Test The Failover Of The Windows Service Test The Failover Of The Windows ServiceLab 9: Delete Role Delete RoleLab 10: Examine the Quorum Settings Examine the Quorum SettingsAfter completing this module, students will be able to: ISCSI Setup Work with Roles Understand Quorums Understand Windows Failover Understand Cluster Service Understand Preferred Owners Understand Node Majority[3]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITYModule 4: SQL 2016 FAILOVER CLUSTER INSTANCESIn this module we move from the generic failover clustering to the specifics involving SQL.Lessons Failover Cluster Instance As A FCI Appears To A ClientLab 1: Create A Configuration File By Running The Advanced Cluster Preparation Wizard Create A Configuration File By Running The Advanced Cluster Preparation WizardLab 2: Complete The SQL Cluster Installation On SQL1 Complete The SQL Cluster Installation On SQL1Lab 3: Install The Cluster On SQL2 And SQL3 Install The Cluster On SQL2 And SQL3Lab 4: Test the SQL Cluster Test the SQL ClusterAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Cluster Testing Understand Configuration Files Install ClustersModule 5: SQL 2016 ALWAYS ON AVAILABILITY GROUPSWithin the failover clusters of SQL are the concept of Availability groups and their enhancementswith the release of SQL 2016 which is the focus of this module.Lessons Availability Groups and Replicas Primary Replica Secondary Replicas Availability Group Listener Availability Mode Synchronous Commit Mode Asynchronous Commit Mode Failover Modes Automatic Failover Without Data Loss Automatic Failover Requirements: Manual Manual Failover Requirements Common TopologiesLab 1: Create a SQL Instance For The Availability Group Create a SQL Instance For The Availability GroupLab 2: Enable the SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Group Feature Enable the SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Group FeatureLab 3: Set Up For Availability Groups Set Up For Availability GroupsLab 4: The Availability Group Wizard The Availability Group WizardLab 5: SSMS and Availability Groups[4]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITY SSMS and Availability GroupsAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Enable AlwaysOn Understand and work with availability GroupsModule 6: THE DASBOARDManaging AlwaysOn High Availability groups wit SQL 2016 is accomplished with the Dashboard.This module will demonstrate the skills necessary for the accomplishment of the managementtasks.Lessons The Dashboard How to view logs Using replication with Logins Using partially contained databasesLab 1: The Dashboard The DashboardLab 2: Replicating Logins and Jobs Replicating Logins and JobsLab 3: Contained or Partially Contained Databases Contained or Partially Contained DatabasesAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Understand the Dashboard Perform Logon and Job replicationModule 7: ACTIVE SECONDARY AVAILABILITY GROUP ACTIONSWithin Availability groups you may have Active secondary SQL which is covered anddemonstrated in this module.LessonsReporting with Secondary Replicas Configuring a Readable secondaryRead-Only Routing Load BalancingLab: Configure a Read-Only Secondary Database Backups with Secondary Steps of Backup Using secondary Backup Preference OptionsLab 1: Database Backup Using Secondary Replica Database Backup Using Secondary ReplicaLab 2: Configure a Read-Only secondary Configure a Read-Only secondaryAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Perform backups with Secondary Replicas Configure a Read-Only ReplicaModule 8: MAINTENANCEIn this module you explore maintenance procedures for AlwaysOn High Avialability Groups.[5]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITYLessons DBCC Checks Database Adding and RemovingLab 1: Add a Database Add a DatabaseLab 2: Remove a Database Remove a DatabaseLab 3: Add a Replica Add a ReplicaLab 4: Remove a Replica Remove a ReplicaAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Add and Remove Databases Add and Remove ReplicasModule 9: MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING AVAILABILITY GROUPSIn this the final module you will learn how to monitor the clusters and Availability groups andvarious common troubleshooting procedures.Lessons The Dashboard in Depth Events Policy Based Managemnt for Availability GroupsLab 1: Dashboard Wizards Dashboard WizardsLab 2: Create an Extended Event Session Create an Extended Event SessionLab 3: Using T-SQL Using T-SQLLab 4: Policy based management for Availability Groups Policy based management for Availability GroupsLab 5: Observe a Policy In Action Observe a Policy In ActionLab 6: Create Three Conditions To Be Used In The RTO And RPO Policies Create Three Conditions To Be Used In The RTO And RPO PoliciesLab 7: Create Two Policies RTO and RPO Create Two Policies RTO and RPOLab 8: Test The Policies Test The PoliciesLab 9: Change Endpoint Owner Change Endpoint OwnerAfter completing this module, students will be able to: Change Owners Work with Policies Work with Extended Events[6]

55246: SQL 2016 ALWAYSON HIGH AVAILABILITY Duration: 03 days Level: 300 This three-day instructor-led course is designed for database administrators and Windows engineers to familiarize them with the concepts in SQL AlwaysOn and High Availability. The course utilizes SQL 20

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