Purity FA 6.6.10* Introduces Better Data Security
Purity FA 6.6.10 introduces better data security by auditing file access. This means for all SMB and NFS shares, all access events can be captured and recorded to a local file or sent to a remote CIS log server. Check out the Pure Storage //Launch Round-Up for August! Have more questions? We’re all ears!Self-Service Upgrades = Full Control!
For those of you who have already tried Self-Service Upgrades (SSU) for FlashArray™, what were (are) the biggest challenges you encounter in managing your fleet’s upgrades? Whether you’re running multiple upgrades in parallel or just handling one at a time, it’s all in your hands! Check it out.What’s the worst storage-related horror story you’ve encountered?
Pure Storage is redefining storage with capacity-optimized all-flash solutions. Say goodbye to compromising on speed or scalability! We’ve all had moments where slow storage caused an ‘uh-oh’ situation. What’s the worst storage-related horror story you’ve encountered? Check out this blog for all the details on how this innovation can power up your data infrastructure and more.What is your gut reaction when adopting new tech?
Change can be exciting and sometimes a bit frustrating! What is your gut reaction when adopting new tech? Do you lean towards being an early adopter? Or do you wait until it’s tried and tested? The latest Purity for FlashArray update introduces Presets and Workloads, helping customera automate, stay compliant, and simplify provisioning across fleets.
There are some great improvements for VMware and Pure.
There are some great improvements for VMware and Pure. The top enhancement is the ability to use nconnect to an NFS datastore on FlashArray and the ability to vmkNic binding. We are still in the process of creating a KB for this. But reach out if you are interested in learning more.Are you planning to implement vSphere 8 U1 on FlashArray?
Are you planning to implement vSphere 8 U1 on FlashArray? Why or why not? Have you heard? NVMe over Fabrics with VMware Virtual Volumes - “with VMware vSphere 8 U1, FlashArray is now validated with support for Virtual Volumes (vVols) when using NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) FC/TCP. Check it out here!FlashArray//C20 - Innovation to the Edge
Are you looking to extend your storage capabilities to smaller, distributed environments without sacrificing reliability or performance? The wait is over. Pure Storage is taking innovation to the edge with the FlashArray//C20! Check out the details here! Do you have any follow up questions? Drop them below👇
