Setting up a highly available NoSQL database cluster in Azure can be achieved by using Azure Cosmos DB. It offers globally distributed, multi-model databases, and is a fully managed, highly available NoSQL service.
Here are the high-level steps to set up a highly available NoSQL database cluster in Azure:
1. Create an Azure Cosmos DB account and select the API that corresponds to your NoSQL database requirements.
2. Choose a geography where you want to create the account.
3. Configure the Cosmos DB database account with the desired consistency level, throughput, and data replication options.
4. Once the account is set up, create a database and container.
5. Deploy your NoSQL database application on a virtual machine or container instance (such as Azure Kubernetes Service).
6. Configure your application to connect with the Cosmos DB database.
7. Test the application's read and write functionality.
8. Implement high availability and disaster recovery mechanisms such as replication, failover, and backups.
9. Finally, monitor and optimize the performance of your NoSQL database cluster.
Please note that these are the high-level steps and each step requires detailed planning, configuration, and execution. It is recommended to follow the Azure documentation and best practices guidelines while setting up a highly available NoSQL database cluster.
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