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Dave Bermingham is senior technical evangelist at SIOS Technology. He is a recognized high-availability expert and has been elected a Microsoft MVP for the past 10 years — six years as a Cluster MVP and four years as a Cloud and Datacenter Management MVP. He has more than 30 years of IT experience in finance, health care, and education.
With regard to the mechanism of data replication in a HA cloud configuration, you have basically two options. You can use the always-on availability groups (AGs) feature of SQL Server, or you can use a third party SANless cluster tool.
