NYC SQL User Group: Demystifying Always On Availability Groups

In the first meeting after the summer break we will be hosting Alan Hirt with his presentation:
Demystifying Always On Availability Groups
Always On Availability Groups (AGs) have evolved since their introduction in SQL Server 2012. Not only is there the “classic” form of AGs, but now there are Basic Availability Groups, Distributed Availability Groups, Domain Independent Availability Groups, and Read Scale Groups. Also complicating the picture is virtualization, hyperconverged, the public cloud, Linux, as well as containers which is new to SQL Server 2019. Come to this session to learn what AGs are – and are not – today, the differences between the various AG and deployment options, and how you can harness the power of them in your environments.
Bio
SQL Server mission critical expert Allan Hirt is a dual Microsoft MVP (Data Platform; Cloud and Datacenter Management) as well as a VMware vExpert. He has been working with and helping customers using SQL Server since 1992 when it was still a Sybase product. Allan is the founder of SQLHA, LLC which provides consulting and training worldwide on all mission critical topics such as virtualization, the public cloud, architectures, high availability, disaster recovery, and is the author of numerous books, whitepapers, and articles.
Besides speaking at the user group in September, Allan will be coming back to New York to teach SQL Server Cloud Fundamentals on October 7. If you want to modernize your SQL Server skills to include the cloud, there’s no better opportunity since the day includes a hands on lab and even includes lunch. More detailed information and how to register can be found at .
https://sqlha.com/events/sql-server-cloud-fundamentals-in-person/
Exclusive to the user groups is a discount of 30% off the $295 price with the code NYCSQLUG, which is bigger than any public discount.
And if thats not enough he will also join over 40 other speakers presenting at SQL Saturday New York City 2019 on October 5th
You can register for SQL Saturday here
https://www.sqlsaturday.com/912/eventhome.aspx
See you
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