Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this last video of the series we explore the DMVs used to monitor the health of the always on availability groups, the dashboard that summaries the health of the different replicas in the group, How to perform a manual failover and the Always on Availability group listener. The video explore the different DMVs and shows what kind of information is available from them. In addition it also shows the dashboard which uses the same DMVs to summarize the health of the system and how to perform the failover manually when doing rolling patch updates. With that we wind up the series on Always On. As can be seen Always On while being a new feature is based on the traditional high availability solutions and therefore very easy to grasp.
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By jayanth.kurup@techytube, for more from this author visit:
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In this last video of the series we explore the DMVs used to monitor the health of the always on availability groups, the dashboard that summaries the health of the different replicas in the group, How to perform a manual failover and the Always on Availability group listener. The video explore the different DMVs and shows what kind of information is available from them. In addition it also shows the dashboard which uses the same DMVs to summarize the health of the system and how to perform the failover manually when doing rolling patch updates. With that we wind up the series on Always On. As can be seen Always On while being a new feature is based on the traditional high availability solutions and therefore very easy to grasp.
