Log Shipping
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May 2, 2024
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Log Shipping is a form of transaction log backup that involves backing up the transaction logs on a primary server and then replaying those logs on a secondary server. This process allows the secondary server to have a nearly real-time copy of the primary server, providing a high level of data protection in the event of a failure on the primary server.
Why Log Shipping?
Log Shipping is a valuable tool for maintaining high availability and disaster recovery for databases in a number of different scenarios. Some of the benefits of Log Shipping include:
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