Availability Groups
**Availability Groups**
What is Availability Groups?
Availability Groups is a high-availability and disaster-recovery feature in SQL Server. It enables you to create a replicated environment for a set of user databases known as an availability group. If a failure occurs on the primary server, the availability group automatically fails over to a secondary server, minimizing downtime and ensuring data remains available. It is commonly used to provide redundancy and failover capabilities for critical databases.
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