As more data processing moves to edge environments such as retail, manufacturing, and healthcare, SQL Server deployments must be highly available outside traditional data centers. These edge locations are more prone to failures due to unreliable connectivity and limited on-site support, making downtime especially disruptive.
This article outlines how high availability strategies must adapt by emphasizing automation, self-healing, and flexibility across hybrid and containerized systems. As the edge becomes a primary location for critical workloads, organizations need resilient, low-maintenance solutions to ensure continuous operations.
Read the full article: RTInsights
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