A picture (or video in this case) is worth a thousand words. In this video I walk through the following:
- Installing the Pure Storage PowerShell SDK 1.0.15.0
- Installing of the Pure Storage PowerShell Toolkit 3.0.0.908 (Alpha)
- Creating a FlashRecover Snapshot of a active Microsoft SQL Server 2016 database performing I/O
- Creating a new Pure Storage volume from the previously created snapshot
- Mounting the new volume to a physical host
- Registering the new volume on Windows Server 2012 R2
- Attaching the SQL Server database in Management Studio for use
Thanks,
barkz
Hi, do you have any experience with VMware vCenter Orchestrator?
Hi Mike –
Keep an eye on Cody Hosterman’s blog, http://www.codyhosterman.com. Cody and I are on the same team. He is our VMware subject matter expert. I believe he has something brewing on the topic of vCenter Orchestrator.
Cheers,
Barkz
vRO is something I am looking into looking in the coming weeks. Should be able to leverage the REST API plugin in vRO to manage our array. I plan on blogging on this when i get to it in the coming weeks.