SQL Server Always On Availability Groups
SQL Server Always On availability groups replicate databases across instances for high availability and disaster recovery.
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SQL Server Failover Cluster Instance
A SQL Server failover cluster instance provides instance-level availability using Windows clustering and shared storage.
View definitionSRTP
Secure Real-time Transport Protocol encrypts and authenticates RTP voice or video packets.
View definitionSRV Record
SRV allows to publish the location of a service in DNS.
View definitionSSH
An encrypted protocol used primarily to administer remote systems.
View definitionSSH Agent
A process that temporarily retains private keys unlocked in memory.
View definitionSSH ControlMaster
SSH ControlMaster allows multiple SSH sessions to reuse one authenticated network connection.
View definitionSSH Forwarding
SSH forwarding securely transports selected local, remote, or dynamic TCP connections through an encrypted SSH session.
View definitionSSH Host Key
An SSH host key identifies the remote SSH server and helps clients detect connection interception.
View definitionSSH Jump Host
An SSH jump host is an intermediate system used to reach otherwise inaccessible machines securely.
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A pair of cryptographic keys used to authenticate SSH.
View definitionSSL VPN FortiGate
Access VPN The TLS-based LST is used to connect users to the company's network.
View definitionSSL/TLS Certificate
A TLS certificate binds a public key to an identity or domain name, helping clients authenticate a remote service.
View definitionSSO
A unique authentication that allows access to multiple services without re-entering your password each time.
View definitionSSSD
SSSD provides cached identity and authentication services for Linux clients using directory providers such as LDAP or Active Directory.
View definitionSTARTTLS
A command to convert an initially unencrypted connection into a TLS-protected session.
View definitionSticky Bit
On shared Unix directories, the sticky bit generally restricts file deletion or renaming to authorized owners.
View definitionStorage Compression
Storage compression encodes data more compactly to reduce capacity consumption, with some processing overhead.
View definitionStorage Deduplication
Storage deduplication reduces capacity use by storing only one copy of identical blocks or data segments.
View definitionStorage DRS
the VMware vSphere feature that recommends or automates virtual-disk placement and balancing across datastores in a datastore cluster
View definitionStorage Pool
a logical aggregation of physical disks or capacity from which volumes or storage spaces are allocated
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the Windows storage virtualization layer that groups physical disks into pools and exposes resilient virtual disks
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a Windows Server feature that aggregates local disks across cluster nodes into distributed software-defined storage
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a mechanism that automatically or manually places data on different storage classes based on activity or importance
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