CHAPTER 2
Implement and manage Windows Server High Availability
The primary high-availability technology available in Windows Server is failover clustering. Clustering allows you to ensure that your workloads remain available if server hardware or even a site fails. You can configure Windows Server failover clustering for on-premises, hybrid, and Azure hosted workloads. Understanding Windows Server high availability involves knowing the requirements for configuring a failover cluster and how to manage that cluster. This chapter also addresses the deployment, configuration, and management of the highly available Windows Server storage technology named Storage Spaces Direct.
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