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Troubleshooting a Manually built Availability Group on AWS

January 9, 2019February 7, 2019Dave Walden Leave a comment

I recently had a customer who had built a 2-node Availability Group & FSW in AWS. The customer chose to manually build the AG, vs. using the pre-configured AWS quickstart template. The build went as expected, however the customer could not successfully reach the listener, nor fail-over properly. I have used the quickstart template every…

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Setting up Windows Authentication on SQL Server 2017 Linux

April 17, 2018April 17, 2018Dave Walden Leave a comment

In this post, we’re going to cover adding a standalone instance of SQL Server 2017 on Linux to an Active Directory Domain, so that we can use Windows authentication. We’ll mostly be following documentation provided by Microsoft, with just a few deviations. I see this as being one of the more common use-cases for customers…

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SQL Server 2017 Feature Support on Linux

April 16, 2018April 16, 2018Dave Walden Leave a comment

In the last year, I have presented quite a bit on SQL Server 2017 running on Linux – both publicly, and for customers. In almost every instance, I have been asked about what SQL Server features are supported while running on Linux, which is certainly important to understand before you go down the path of…

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