High Availability for SQL in VMware without Raw Device Mapping

Did you know that you can have high availability (HA) protection for SQL in a VMware environment without the hassles of Raw Device Mapping (RDM)? Creating shared storage clusters in a VMware environment means complex implementation using RDM – and giving up important VMware features, such as Vmotion.

In this webinar, SIOS clustering expert Tony Tomarchio demonstrates an easy way to create a failover cluster in a VMware environment without the complexity or feature limitations of Raw Device Mapping. Discover how to maintain HA protection while preserving essential VMware features like vMotion and DRS.

In This Webinar, You'll Learn:

• How to set up a Windows Server failover cluster for SQL Server without shared storage
• The challenges and limitations of using RDM in VMware
• Best practices for achieving HA and disaster recovery (DR) in virtualized SQL Server
environments
• Real-world examples of successful SQL Server clustering in VMware

Explore how SIOS simplifies HA for SQL Server with sandless clustering, eliminating shared disk requirements while providing full application-level protection.

Learn more about VMWare High Availability with SIOS here:

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