Many organizations are changing the way they manage their businesses, and the desire to migrate to the cloud is becoming more frequent.In fact, the benefits of cloud computing are so wonderful that studies predict that by 2022, about 60% of companies will use an external service provider’s cloud-managed service offering, double the percentage of 2018.Access to programs beyond facilities is incredibly vital to business operations.Fortunately, with the release of Azure Shared Disks, this requirement has been met for SQL Server users.Customers deploying SQL Server in Azure can now create higher availability examples using shared disks for a full sample failover.
However, organizations that have lately use Pacemaker or WSFC to manage SQL Server clusters face a variety of demanding scenarios with their deployments.With these legacy solutions, configuration and uninterrupted maintenance are complicated, many prerequisites must be met, and related pricing licenses can be extreme DxEnterprise’s cutting-edge technique eliminates those unusual disruptions while providing all the benefits of intelligent and self-healing HA and DR. DxEnterprise provides flexibility by allowing users to create clusters with more than 2 nodes in any edition and organization other versions of SQL Server for further consolidation.