第五章 数据库高可用性.ppt

Module 8: Maintaining High Availability Course 6231A * Discuss what students think high availability is, and why they would employ high availability strategies in their organization. Discussion points include: Impact of downtime–How has network, server, or application downtime affected students’ business, users, and customers? Experience with high availability – How have students worked to improve availability and reduce downtime in their organizations? Question: What would high availability mean for your organization? Answer: Answers will vary. References: High Availability in SQL Server: /fwlink/?LinkId=131095 Module 8: Maintaining High Availability Course 6231A * High Availability describes a way of achieving a guaranteed level of availability through designing infrastructure. Network level: A high availability network guarantees availability through redundant hardware for handling failures, and often a management component that allows network managers to optimize and control network traffic. System level: A high availability system guarantees availability through redundant hardware components like network interfaces and storage components. System level high availability often includes a clustering strategy to provide transparent client access to backup cluster nodes when one is unavailable. Application level: A high availability application guarantees availability through redundant data locations in one or more geographic locations, and relies on high availability networks and systems. Question: Where in your organization have you implemented high availability? Answer: Answers will vary. References: Overview of High Availability in SQL Server: /fwlink/?LinkId=131095 Module 8: Maintaining High Availability Course 6231A * Availability is concerned with making sure that the core applications and services supporting an organization can continue functioning in the event of a failure. To implement a highly available solution, you should analyze and understan