Clustering is a method of storing tables that are intimately related and often joined together into the same area on disk. For example, instead of the BOOKSHELF table being in one section of the disk and the BOOKSHELF_AUTHOR table being somewhere else, their rows could be interleaved together in a single area, called a cluster. […]
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Learn about SQL Server active/active clustering, multi-node clustering and how to cluster multiple instances on the same server.
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Learn about how SQL Server clustering works, including how a failover works.
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Learn how SQL Server clustering works, including active and passive nodes, the shared disk array, the quorum, public and private networks, and the cluster server.
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Review options for SQL Server high availability beyond clustering, from least expensive and easy-to-implement to more expensive and more difficult-to-implement options.
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Learn what SQL Server clustering can and cannot do in terms of high availability and performance.
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