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Pure Cloud Block Store

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description Pure Cloud Block Store Overview

Pure Cloud Block Store provides scalable, software-defined block storage for businesses requiring robust data protection. It replicates on-premises applications to the cloud utilizing Zerto disaster recovery technology. This enables rapid data restoration and ensures business continuity for IT operations teams and organizations prioritizing reliable data availability across hybrid environments.

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How does Pure Cloud Block Store integrate with Zerto for disaster recovery?

Pure Cloud Block Store leverages Zerto's continuous data protection technology to replicate block-level data from on-premises applications to a cloud environment such as AWS. This integration enables near-zero Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs) and orchestrated VM recovery, allowing rapid failover during an on-premises outage.

Which cloud platforms does Pure Cloud Block Store support as a replication target?

Pure Cloud Block Store is primarily designed to run on AWS as a cloud-native block storage service, and Zerto replication can target AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments. The on-premises source is typically a Pure Storage FlashArray running Purity software.

Can I use Pure Cloud Block Store for disaster recovery without an on-premises Pure Storage array?

Pure Cloud Block Store is architecturally designed to work in conjunction with on-premises Pure Storage FlashArray systems for replication and failover. Without a Pure Storage array as the source, the replication pipeline that underpins the disaster recovery workflow would not function as intended.

What Recovery Point Objective (RPO) can Pure Cloud Block Store achieve with Zerto replication?

Zerto's continuous data protection technology typically achieves RPOs of seconds, replicating only the changed blocks of data rather than taking full periodic snapshots. This means that in a disaster scenario, the maximum data loss window is measured in seconds to minutes rather than hours.

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