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DH2i cloud-native database data protection Databases and Postgres in Containers

DH2i Extends SQL Server Platform to Containers

DH2i has made generally available a DxEnterprise (DxE) for Containers offering that employs micro-tunnel technology the company created to enable high availability between instances of Microsoft SQL Server databases running in the ...

Mike Vizard | July 20, 2021 | database, DH2i, high availability, Microsoft SQL Server

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