VP & Principal Analyst, Datacenter Compute, Matt Kimball, explains Cloud Block Store for AVS.
AVS has a proven track record for delivering seamless integration of environments. Microsoft has done an excellent job of enabling the on-prem-to-cloud movement of most apps and data. However, I do hear a few challenges from customers, especially around cost and complexity. Specifically, migrating database environments can be challenging, and costs can escalate due to the inability to scale storage separately from compute.
by decoupling storage from compute, because now organizations won’t be required to make those tradeoffs—or refactor applicationsthanks to the multiple tools Pure has developed such as CloudSnap, ActiveCluster and Safemode for snapshotting, storing and providing ransomware-free, zero-RPO images.One of the keys to the success of Pure's AVS approach is all the work the company did with Microsoft to optimize Pure’s data management solution for Azure.
storage environment delivers both performance gains and considerable cost savings. So, not only can customers decouple this storage-compute relationship that leads to wasted cost , but they can do so on high-performing storage.The above graphic highlights just how big the savings are that Pure can deliver. If I'm an IT executive facing increased demand to drive digital transformation projects—while also seeing my budgets slashed—deploying Pure should be one of my top priorities.
With Pure, a couple of specific functions remove the challenges IT organizations face. First, the company's solution for copy data management takes the existing process of database snapshots, which typically takes hours in a VMware environment, and delivers it . . . instantaneously. It’s not often that any vendor is able toSecond, Pure’s software enables the real-time cloning and restoration of a database environment—a task that typically takes somewhere between hours and days.
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