Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) Cert Prep: 3 High Availability and Disaster Recovery in Azure Data Services

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01.01-protect your databases on azure.mp4

00:51

01.02-what you should know.mp4

00:26

02.01-recovery time and recovery point objectives.mp4

04:39

02.02-high availability options for virtual machines.mp4

04:48

02.03-extend high availability across the azure platform.mp4

04:04

02.04-high availability for azure sql database.mp4

03:39

02.05-auto-failover groups.mp4

03:26

03.01-what is a wsfc.mp4

03:36

03.02-determining quorum in a failover cluster.mp4

04:17

03.03-create a failover cluster in azure.mp4

05:22

03.04-test the cluster.mp4

03:40

04.01-what is an always on availability group.mp4

03:27

04.02-prepare the sql server nodes.mp4

03:53

04.03-grant authority to the system user account.mp4

02:09

04.04-create an availability group.mp4

05:39

05.01-back up an azure virtual machine.mp4

03:18

05.02-back up a database on azure.mp4

03:22

05.03-review the recovery services vault.mp4

03:12

05.04-back up paas databases.mp4

01:57

06.01-next steps.mp4

01:15

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Passing the Microsoft DP-300 certification exam allows job seekers to demonstrate proficiency with next-gen, cloud-based database technologies, and in this Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) Cert Prep series of courses, Adam Wilbert takes you through the key aspects of the exam that you need to know. This third and final course in the series highlights the high availability features of Azure, as and shows how to protect your databases with automated backups.

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