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Anthony Nocentino

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Data Migration from on Premises to the Cloud with Cirrus Migrate Cloud and Pure Cloud Block Store

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Pavel Kovar

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SQL Server Distributed Availability Groups and Portworx

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Andrew Pruski

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Pure Cloud Block Store with Cirrus Migrate Cloud

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Ondrej Bursik

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Mike Nelson

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Andrew Pruski

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Rapidly Recovering from SQL Server Data Mishaps with FlashArray Snapshots

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Hyper-V: Cluster Shared Volumes, SQL Server, and FlashArray Snapshots

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Andy Yun

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Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Multi-array Database Snapshots

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Anthony Nocentino

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Unlocking On-premises Storage Agentics via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

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Jean-Baptiste Thomas

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Kyle Grossmiller

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Ron Ekins

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SQL Server Distributed Availability Groups and Kubernetes

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Purely Technical

Pure Storage FlashBlade Augments Its Fast Object Store with S3 over RDMA for AI/ML Workflows

Using T-SQL Snapshot Backup: Seeding Availability Groups

Data Migration from on Premises to the Cloud with Cirrus Migrate Cloud and Pure Cloud Block Store

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Visualising SQL Server in Kubernetes

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Hyper-V: Cluster Shared Volumes, SQL Server, and FlashArray Snapshots

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Unlocking On-premises Storage Agentics via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

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