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Complexity in IT isn’t built overnight—and it won’t be unwound that way either. This blog walks through a practical, no-fluff approach to auditing and simplifying your IT environment. From building a...
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One of the most powerful updates in the Pure Storage ecosystem is the ability to federate arrays into a unified fleet with Fusion. Whether you're scaling out infrastructure or simplifying operati...
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We are thrilled to announce that registration is now open for Pure//Accelerate ® 2025!
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I'm having a weird error with one of my vvols after
I'm having a weird error with one of my vvols after repairing a vsphere-ha corruption problem. the vvol shows connected to one cluster, but not connected under "connectivity with hosts" > configure with the other cluster under the same DC.Solvedmjacobson4 years agoNovice I601Views0likes102CommentsHi All. Do you have PoSH documentation about how to
Hi All. Do you have PoSH documentation about how to copy volumes from protection group snapshots and attach the copies to different VMs in a vVol environment? I found your docs about how to do it with regular volume snapshots, but not PG snapshots.adam_sennott2 years agoNovice I338Views0likes44Comments<!here> I am facing a very weird issue. While using
!here I am facing a very weird issue. While using 2.x get volumes api with FlashArray I am getting a common volume called `pure-protocol-endpoint` even though I am not able to see the volume inside the array under volume listpratik_narode3 years agoNovice I304Views0likes36CommentsGetting 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.bmcdougall3 months agoCommunity Manager252Views12likes7CommentsHello All. What is the best practice in terms of presenting RDM disks to VMWare?
Any limitations? I see from the Pure documentation a RDM can be presented to a Host Group, so more than 1 ESXi host is supported. How about presenting that same RDM to hosts that is in the same host group on the Pure but is part of a different cluster within VMWare? I have seen some RDM devices presented to all hosts part of the entire DC in VMWare. Thanks.ignes_ingram2 years agoNovice I201Views0likes17CommentsSQL within VMware
If we are setting up SQL within vmware using NVME vvols and NVME controllers on the VM, is there a reason to have your data/log/tempdb volumes on separate virtual NVME storage controllers (for reference: https://www.nocentino.com/posts/2021-09-27-sqlserver-vms-best-practices/#vm-configuration)? Or do those benefits not really translate over when doing NVME storage protocols?Solvedlaroberts10 months agoNovice I200Views0likes24Comments
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