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Getting Started: 5 Steps to Get the Most Out of the Pure Customer Community
2 MIN READ Welcome! You've taken the first step and created an account here. What to do next you ask? Here's five simple steps to take after registering to ensure you're getting the most out of this community. Fill out your Profile: Let the community know who you are! Click on your avatar in the top right corner of this window and select 'My Settings' from that dropdown. Fill in your name, location, and bio information. Plus select from one of several default avatars or upload your own image. Write an Introduction post: Head over to the Social Space and write your intro post. Tell us about yourself, your role at your company, and your goals for participating in this community. What have you been thinking about a lot lately at work? (And we won't shy away from pictures of your pets either!) Follow a couple of Forum areas: Find the products you use most and solution areas you're most focused on in our Forums and be sure to click the bell icon in the upper right of those forums to be sure you get notifications on the latest activity in those areas. If you work in Finance, Healthcare, Public Sector, or Telco there's groups dedicated to the unique needs of your industry areas too. And if you're an open source or automation fan, Cloud Native and Kubernetes devotee, or a Pure Partner, there's dedicated group you can join for each of those areas too. Join your local Pure User Group: Click on Groups in the top nav and select Pure User Groups. (fka FlashCrew) Select your region & find the group for your local area. Click on that group and then click 'Join Group'. This will ensure you hear about any Pure events happening in your local area, including when & where the next meetup is. Pick 3-5 tags to follow: This community makes heavy use of tags. As you browse a forum, you'll notice each thread has tags. That is because we require them for every post. Find the tags most relevant to your interest areas and click the bell icon on those pages so you can keep up to date with the latest posts in those categories, regardless of what forum or group the discussion happens in. Finally, feel free to ask questions! Your friendly admins (bmcdougall and Ludes) are here to answer any questions you have and take suggestions. And we have deputized experts across Pure Storage to be on hand to answer deep technical questions. So don't be shy, there's always someone around to help you out.
The Microsoft Integrations and Evangelism team at
The Microsoft Integrations and Evangelism team at Pure Storage, along with the Microsoft Connect Engineering team, are announcing that the final major version of the FlashArray PowerShell SDK version 1.x has been released! Version 1.19 contains 25 new cmdlets that allow for automating the latest features of the Purity 1.19 API, but it also includes extended cmdlet Help, connection persistence, an Invoke REST API cmdlet, and more! This will be the last major release of the SDK version 1.x and we are encouraging everyone to start planning for the migration of their scripts to the SDK version 2, which will also be getting a much needed update in the new year! Read more in my blog post - https://mikenelson.io/2021/12/pure-storage-flasharray-powershell-sdk-v1-19-released/ https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/Microsoft_Platform_Guide/a_Windows_PowerShell/Pure_Storage_PowerShell_SDK https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PureStoragePowerShellSDK https://github.com/PureStorage-Connect/PowerShellSDKI would like to announce the GA release of the PureStoragePowerShellSDK2
I would like to announce the GA release of the PureStoragePowerShellSDK2 "2.24.70". This brings our sdk2 up to parity with FA Purity Rest API 2.24 introduced in FA Purity 6.4.5, adding 32 new cmdlets. Download from https://github.com/PureStorage-Connect/PowerShellSDK2|github or grab it off the PSGallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PureStoragePowerShellSDK2|directly or using 'install-module purestoragepowershellsdk2' in PowerShell. This update also works with the recently announced alpha release of the PureStorage.FlashArray.Backup module which is available as a prerelease enabling easy snapshots of Windows LUNs on physical, pRDM, and vVol. Backupsdk https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/Microsoft_Platform_Guide/Microsoft_SQL_Server/PureStorage.FlashArray.Backup_PowerShell_Module|Documentation, and https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PureStorage.FlashArray.Backup|PSGallery Alpha.
We had a customer today needing assistance and looking
We had a customer today needing assistance and looking to craft a curl call against our APIs. We pointed them to https://github.com/PureStorage-OpenConnect/swagger which will help them understand the API as well as put the curl call in plain text for them when they execute the appropriate call. Swagger is an awesome utility and easy to deploy with docker.
Hi from Seattle!
I’m JD and I’m a Pure Employee leading our US and Canada based Principal Technologist team. I live just outside of Seattle (Lake Forest Park) with my family. I also get to occasionally co-host episodes of The Pure Report podcast with Ludes and anmiller. Outside of Pure I’m into a lot of geeky things. My wife says I collect hobbies. I host a Pathfinder tabletop RPG campaign that’s been running since 2019. I scuba dive. I’m a Ham radio operator (N8JD), and I play golf extremely poorly. I may be best known however for my tendency to get in front of a karaoke mic. I don’t sing well but I do sing a lot. 😝
