> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/server/de/getting-started/installation/database-setup.md).

# Datenbankeinrichtung

Dieser Abschnitt behandelt die SQL Server-Konfiguration für Devolutions Server und umfasst die Einrichtung der Datenbankinstanz sowie Fehlertoleranz durch Active-Passive-Topologien.

Dieser Abschnitt bietet wesentliche Hinweise zur Konfiguration der von Devolutions Server verwendeten SQL Server-Instanz. Der Unterabschnitt [Datenbankinstanz](/server/de/getting-started/installation/database-setup/database-instance.md) beschreibt grundlegende Anforderungen und Überlegungen zur Konnektivität, um unabhängig vom Kommunikationsprotokoll eine erfolgreiche Bereitstellung zu gewährleisten. Für fortgeschrittenere Szenarien erläutert der Artikel [Fehlertoleranz auf Datenbankebene](/server/de/getting-started/installation/database-setup/fault-tolerance-at-the-database-level.md) die Einschränkungen der Plattform und Best Practices für die Implementierung von Hochverfügbarkeit, einschließlich Empfehlungen zu Active-Passive-Topologien und warum Datenbankreplikation nicht für die Datenfreigabe über mehrere Teams hinweg geeignet ist.


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