Overview
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Learn how to leverage the high-availability features in Windows Server 2019 to create a more reliable, scalable network for your end users, with a minimal amount of downtime.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Learn Windows Server 2019 to keep your infrastructure up 24/7
- New features in Windows Server 2019 high availability
- Different types of high availability
- Requirements and definition of Storage Spaces Direct
- Determine scenario requirements for implementing Storage Spaces Direct
- Preparing for Storage Spaces Direct
- Create a failover cluster
- Configuring cluster networking
- Configure cluster storage
- The importance of a quorum
- Configure cluster quorums
- Create a Scale-out File Server for Storage Spaces Direct
- How to add a VM in Hyper-V to a cluster
- How to remove a VM from Cluster Manager
- How to add a second cluster
- How to create a VM checkpoint
- How to add the Hyper-V Replica Broker role
- Implement live migration
- Configure CredSSP and Kerberos authentication
- Implement storage migration
- Put storage into maintenance mode
- Configure role-specific settings
- Configure virtual machine (VM) monitoring
- Configure failover and preference settings
- Configure guest clustering
- Storage Migration Service prerequisites
- Perform quick migrations
- Windows Admin Center
- Perform storage migration service
- Configure node drain on a cluster
- Remove a Clustered Shared Volume
- Move the storage owner to another node
- Add the File Share role to the cluster
- Using Event Viewer to troubleshoot the cluster
- Deleting a cluster
- How to replicate virtual machines
- Failover to a replicated VM
- Configure VM network health protection
- Import, export, and copy VMs
- Install network load balanced nodes to a cluster
- Configuring cluster operations mode
- Configuring affinity
- Upgrading a network load balanced cluster
- Next steps
