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@clinterich

I recently attended SPC12 with many of my colleagues from AIS. One of the sessions I really enjoyed was High Availability Solutions with SharePoint Server 2013 delivered by Bill Baer. This sessions was geared toward the ITPro (admin) audience and detailed the options when making SharePoint Highly Available.

During this session I found it interesting how much time was spent talking about mirroring. Mirroring is now considered a deprecated technology but is still supported by SharePoint 2013. Today I’d like to break down the session and talk about my thoughts on each point.

Clint Richardson

@clinterich

This is the third in a multipart series on the exciting new features of SQL Server 2012. Currently AIS is assisting a performing arts center with an upgrade to SQL Server 2012. During the research for this project I’ve had a chance to deploy many of these new features. These posts highlight the best of what SQL Server 2012 has to offer.

We’ve already discussed AlwaysOn High Availability, and integrated SSRS. Today I want to talk about the new contained database feature of SQL Server 2012. Contained databases make the life of the DBA and developer much easier. They also streamline the deployment of high availability scenarios.

So what are some of the new offerings of this feature?

Clint Richardson

@clinterich

This is the second of a multipart series on the exciting new features of SQL Server 2012. Currently AIS is assisting a performing arts center with an upgrade to SQL Server 2012. During the research for this project I have had a chance to deploy many of these new features. These posts will highlight the best of what SQL Server 2012 has to offer.

Now that we’ve already discussed AlwaysOn High Availability, today I want to talk about the changes made to Integrated SQL Reporting Services. Integrated SSRS is used to generate reports in a SharePoint environment. Historically it has been very tricky to configure and maintain.

So what are some of the improvements that now make it easier? Read More…

Clint Richardson

@clinterich

This is the first of a multipart series on the exciting new features of SQL Server 2012. Currently AIS is assisting a performing arts center with an upgrade to SQL Server 2012. During the research for this project I have had a chance to deploy many of these new features. These posts will highlight the best of what SQL Server 2012 has to offer.

First up, I want to talk about AlwaysOn High Availability (HA). In short, this feature combines the best of clustering and mirroring to make your applications highly available.

So why is this new feature so cool?

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