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How to Protect Oracle Backups from Cyber Threats

Encrypted Replication from FlashArray to Pure Cloud Block Store

Introducing SQL Server 2025: Enterprise-ready AI

How to Create Customised Billing Reports for IT Departments and MSPs with Pure Fusion and AI DevOps

From Storage to Stream: A Comparison of Leader Election in Portworx, Kafka, and Raft

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

SQL Server Distributed Availability Groups and Portworx

Pure Cloud Block Store with Cirrus Migrate Cloud

Pure Fusion Presets and Workloads: Enabling Automation Innovation for Storage Workloads

Visualising SQL Server in Kubernetes

Rapidly Recovering from SQL Server Data Mishaps with FlashArray Snapshots

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

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

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