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Large Scale Deployment Using SQL FineBuild
EdVassie edited this page Sep 3, 2021
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This section describes how deployments of standardised builds of SQL Server to a large number of machines can be done and suggests an architecture that can be used.
The information given in the sections below is suitable for someone with limited skills in deploying SQL Server, but the information is also of use to experienced staff.
Item | Comment |
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SQL Server Architecture | |
SQL Server Deployment Architecture | Introduction to suggested Reference Architecture for SQL Server |
Development, Test and Production Environments | Dedicated environments for each stage of deployment |
Scale Up and Scale Out | Choosing Correct Architecture for Line of Business and Business Continuity |
SSAS and PowerBI Optimisation | Optimising SSAS and PowerBI CPU and Memory Use |
SQL Server Version and Edition | Exploiting the best features of SQL Server |
Connection String Stability | Maintaining Connection String stability across changes to the SQL Server topography |
Deployment Planning | |
Large Scale Deployment Overview | Overview of items needed for Large Scale deployment |
Site SQL Files Folder | Repository of files used to run SQL FineBuild |
Sample Role Files | Examples of possible Role Files |
Design Site SQL Server Estate | Defining the logical Roles and Service Tiers, and the Physical server layout |
Deployment Process | |
Installing SQL Server on Windows Core | Limitations when installing SQL Server on Windows Server Core |
Install SQL Server Using Altiris | Using SQL FineBuild with a deployment tool |
Copyright FineBuild Team © 2014 - 2021. License and Acknowledgements
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Key SQL FineBuild Links:
SQL FineBuild supports:
- All SQL Server versions from SQL 2019 through to SQL 2005
- Clustered, Non-Clustered and Core implementations of server operating systems
- Availability and Distributed Availability Groups
- 64-bit and (where relevant) 32-bit versions of Windows
The following Windows versions are supported:
- Windows 2022
- Windows 11
- Windows 2019
- Windows 2016
- Windows 10
- Windows 2012 R2
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 2012
- Windows 8
- Windows 2008 R2
- Windows 7
- Windows 2008
- Windows Vista
- Windows 2003
- Windows XP