THE EASY FIX: RUN FULL NATIVE BACKUPS EVERY DAY, AND FREAK OUT WHEN THEY FAIL.
Backup failures aren’t normally a big deal, but if you use in-memory OLTP on a standalone server or a failover clustered instance, backup failures are all-out emergencies. You need to immediately find out if the backup just ran out of drive space or lost its network connection, or if you have game-over Hekaton corruption.
Note that you can’t use SAN snapshot backups here. SQL Server won’t read the In-Memory OLTP pages during a snapshot backup, which means they can still be totally corrupt.
This works fine for shops with relatively small databases, say under 500GB.
Brent also has a Connect item to fix this. Upvote if you have memory-optimized, durable tables.