You need to recommend a solution for the deployment of SQL Server 2014. The solution must meet the business requirements. What should you include in the recommendation?

Installing a new SQL Server 2014 instance on the same server as SQL Server 2008 creates a named instance but provides no high availability or redundancy since both instances share the same physical hardware and single point of failure.

An in-place upgrade of SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server 2014 on a single server does not address high availability requirements, as the server remains a single point of failure with no automatic failover capability.

Failover Clustering (Windows Server Failover Clustering with SQL Server) provides automatic failover with a shared storage architecture, ensuring high availability and meeting business requirements for minimal downtime. Two nodes in a failover cluster allow one node to take over seamlessly if the primary node fails, providing the redundancy and reliability needed for production SQL Server 2014 deployments. This is Microsoft's recommended HA solution for SQL Server when automatic failover and no data loss are required.

Database mirroring was deprecated starting in SQL Server 2012 and is not a recommended solution for SQL Server 2014; additionally, it requires manual intervention for failover unless a witness server is configured, and it mirrors only individual databases rather than the entire instance.