SQL Server 2012 - AlwaysOn Availability Group Configuration

Please what happens if you cant turn the readable section to yes??

are you using windows server???

Excelelent video, very clear, thanks man

Thanks for the Video.

Do you have a video, how to add New databases for existing AG Group?
(If yes, please provide the link)

Thanks in advance...

Why one secondary replica databases are in synchronized state and the other secondary replica databases are in synchronizing state?? Can u explain pls

Good one. I have a video on configuring the AlwaysOn setup in Azure . It will brief you about the ateps and requiremebts and walk you through my setup. Do visit if it interests you 😊

Such a clear video of AO.

COOL!

How can we configure cluster with two nodes without failover? Any video?

Wow, great! The way you explained each and every detail is very helpful. Subscribed your channel to stay tuned :)

i have been Oracle dba for 9 years now, and I'm learning SQL Server online as second skill set. This video is really great. Thank You very much. Very detailed and easy to follow!

Good information thanks allot !!

I am a .net developer and never realised until now that the tasks for DBA are so fucking easy...

Your awesome explained in briefly with all vital information... thanks a lot

Shall I use 4 SQL server HA in single windows failover cluster. If this cluster service stopped on any one of the primary server what's impact?

Good

Could you please provide the link for the video you are referring to : "How to configure Windows Cluster Always on ?"

how do you setup hearbeat network in a scenario where you have 4 nodes hosting availability group replicas with 2 nodes at each site , where all the 4 nodes are part of the same underlying windows failover cluster.

Concise content, clear and concise speaking.

we have sql2012 on 2 nodes windows cluster. whats the advantage of adding AlwaysOn Availability group?

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Hi,
I am watching your video from all the way in Germany. Many thanks. Very well done. Good explanations, to the point, not to lengthy.
A heartful thank you.
Highly recommendable.

its really worth it..thanks for the info..!!

how do I log into other node instance from node1 or from same node?

Thanks for the valuable video, I would like to do similar fail over setup in Azure. Do you have idea? Can you share details?

perfect

I think the one whichever hold the Primary one should be the writable one, but the "Readable Secondary" description says, if it is set to NO, there won't be any connection. or that check doesn't make any sense for the primary? we should understand that column only apply to the Secondary; for Primary, no matter what you pick, we can connect to it and has read and write right?

no matter what, great video. very informative. thanks a lot!!

which SQL server is the writable server in your case? 3 servers: one primary with Readable Secondary set to Yes which means it is read only; one secondary with Readable Secondary set to yes; one secondary with read-intent only. it looks none of those 3 SQL servers are writable. Did I misunderstand something?

Thanks alot..these was very helpful and neatly explained

Thanks for the valuable video for config. AOHAG in SQL 2012.

Nicely done, very clear.

Good Work

Simple and Straight clean explanation...gr8 work..

Very Helpful

Excellent explanation! Keep up the good work.

Amazing work man. Truly appreciate it. 

Good walk through, good video!

Man, your videos really helped me out! Thanks!

The one in this video was a stand alone instance.

Hi, How did you install SQL Server 2012 - by choosing the stand alone instance option or using the install wizard to choose "install a single node in a SQL Server failover cluster"?

You've done good service very well. Thank you so much! All your videos help me and many people.