AI success now depends on whether your enterprise foundation is actually ready. Recorded live at NVIDIA GTC, this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast features WWT AI leader Mike Trojecki and Everpure VP of AI and Analytics Kaycee Lai discussing why business outcomes, secure data access, low-latency infrastructure, governance and storage architecture are becoming the real differentiators as organizations try to operationalize AI at scale.

This video demonstrates a Self-Service Upgrade of a Pure FlashArray running in WWT's ATC through the Pure1 portal.

Commvault's workflow feature simplifies and automates a wide range of common tasks. The Pure Storage provided workflow for Commvault creates FlashBlade storage Object Accounts, User Accounts and Buckets while applying best practices for securing access and privileges. This short video walks you through adding the workflow along with the execution of the workflow to create a storage bucket on a FlashBlade that Commvault's Media Agents and Storage Accelerators will back up directly via the S3 protocol.

Pure Storage's Evergreen Architecture allows for your storage to never get old and continually stay current through non-disruptive controller upgrades from one generation to the next, all without downtime or data migration. This video walks you through a recent FlashArray //X90R2 -> //X90R4 Controller upgrade performed in WWT's Advance Technology Center (ATC).

The Pure Storage Remote Client today is not able to pass iSCSI CHAP settings from the ESXi Hosts to the FlashArray. This video walks you through using a PowerShell Script to configure iSCSI CHAP settings on a FlashArray and the iSCSI Static Targets setting on your VMware ESXi Hosts.

Are you automating your infrastructure to increase efficiency and accuracy? What if integrating changes to storage infrastructure are needed within those processes?

In this demo, we will show how easy and quick it is to refresh a DR instance of a SQL DB living in Azure on CBS from an on-premises Prod instance living in Equinix on a FlashArray.