Previous versions of Windows Server Failover Cluster required tight integration with Active Directory. This makes it challenging for SQL Server DBAs who need to deploy failover clustered instances (FCI) or Availability Groups.
Windows Server 2016 introduced the ability to implement a failover cluster without any dependencies in Active Directory. The member servers can be a part of a workgroup or even different Active Directory domains and forests.
In this video, we will build a 3-node Windows Server 2016 failover cluster without Active Directory.
This video is a part of an in-depth online course: Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) for the Smart SQL Server DBA.
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