Ask Us Everything Recap: How Pure1 Makes Storage Feel… Easy
If you joined the latest Ask Us Everything session on Pure1, one theme came through clearly: storage management does not have to be complicated. This session, driven by questions from the Everpure Community, explored how Pure1 has grown from a monitoring tool into a self-service control plane with planning, assessments, workflow automation, and proactive support intelligence. Here are some of the highlights. “What is Pure1 actually doing for me?” Pure1 has always been rooted in the rich telemetry that Everpure collects from arrays. Today, it gives customers a single, global view of their environment, making it easier to understand fleet health, performance, support status, and risk. The key point from the experts was that Pure1 is not just showing data. It also helps you decide what to do next. Instead of logging into individual systems or stitching together reports, teams can use Pure1 as a central place to see what is healthy, what needs attention, and where action may be needed. And with AI Copilot, this and much more can even be done via natural language. “Can Pure1 really help with planning?” In traditional storage environments, planning often means spreadsheets, manual analysis, or bringing in outside help. Pure1 changes that by building planning tools directly into the management experience. Admins can model capacity growth, performance trends, hardware upgrades, and the impact of adding new workloads, all within the same plan. Even better, those models are interactive. You can test scenarios, compare options, and see likely outcomes before making changes. That is a major difference from legacy storage, where planning often feels like a separate project. With Pure1, planning becomes part of everyday operations. “What about security and data protection?” Attendees also asked about risk, resiliency, and readiness. Pure1 includes assessments that help teams understand where they stand. Security assessments look at areas such as password hygiene, vulnerabilities, and exposure. Data protection assessments focus on recovery readiness, replication, and SafeMode coverage. That distinction matters. Security is about reducing the chance of something bad happening. Data protection is about being ready when something does. Pure1 helps teams look at both sides, track improvement over time, and identify gaps before they become urgent problems. “How proactive is support, really?” This was one of the strongest examples of how Pure1 differs from traditional storage tools. Pure1 is tied directly into Everpure’s proactive support model. Instead of waiting for customers to find and report issues, Everpure can detect many problems early through telemetry and pattern recognition. That includes early signs of hardware issues, unusual performance behavior, or network conditions that may become problems later. The big takeaway: Pure1 helps spot trouble before it affects performance or availability. The majority of support cases are opened automatically, and customers can track case status and related alerts directly in Pure1. For storage teams, that means fewer surprises and less time spent proving that a problem exists. “Can I customize this for my environment?” Yes, and this is where Pure1 starts to feel less like a dashboard and more like an operations platform. The session touched on workflow orchestration and alerting, including the ability to create custom alerts, route notifications to tools like email or Slack, and build simple response workflows. And AI Copilot further simplifies the customization process. That flexibility is important because every environment is different. Pure1 provides built-in intelligence, but also gives teams ways to adapt it to their own operational processes. “What about file and object data?” Attendees asked whether those capabilities would be visible in their current Pure1 experience. The answer was yes. Pure1 provides visibility across protocols, including block, file, and object, without requiring separate tools. That consistency reflects Everpure’s broader design goal: add capability without adding complexity. Final thoughts The biggest takeaway from the session was simple: Pure1 turns storage management into a self-service experience. Instead of: Reacting to problems Relying on external analysis Managing systems one by one You’re able to: Plan proactively Assess continuously Automate intelligently, across your data estate For technical practitioners, that means less time in spreadsheets, fewer manual checks, and more confidence managing storage at scale. And based on the questions from the community, that is exactly the kind of simplicity storage teams are looking for. Find out more about how Pure1 enables the Everpure Intelligent Control Plane here. Check out this and all our other Ask Us Everything sessions. And, keep the conversation going by jumping into the Everpure Community.
4 steps to enable Pure Fusion
Several teams like yours have recently switched on Pure Fusion and saved 39.5 hours of staff time per day by boosting application-response times. It’s been a game changer for enterprise data management. Read more on how Mississippi Department of Revenue deployed Pure Storage® platform for a faster, more versatile storage to boost application performance, protect data, and support hypervisor mobility. Pure Fusion unifies enterprise data and automates workflows with simplified storage management, workload automation and AI-driven workload placement. With the power of an Intelligent Control Plane, Fusion automates storage management across cloud, edge or core or any protocol file, object or block. Anchoring the Enterprise Data Cloud, it unifies data services and integrates with existing infrastructures, turning complex, manual tasks into streamlined, policy-driven operations. Fusion enables end-to-end automation—freeing you to accelerate innovation while reducing operational risk and overhead. Here are the 4 steps to enable Pure Fusion: Click here for the complete Pure Fusion Quick Start Guide. Using Secure LDAP (LDAPS) requires additional configuration with certificates. Please reference the Quick Start guide for more information. For compatibility reference, please see the Compatibility Matrix.What’s the most frustrating part of managing large-scale storage for you?
Managing storage at scale can be a lot at times! What’s the most frustrating part of managing large-scale storage for you? Is it the constant troubleshooting, juggling different systems, or just the pressure of making sure nothing goes down? Check out these demos on how to simplify operations, automate the tedious stuff, and stay ahead of issues before they happen.
good morning, codyhosterman I used the PureStorage.Pure1
good morning, codyhosterman I used the PureStorage.Pure1 module to get load metrics from Pure1, which worked fine yesterday. But when I run the same script with same cert, etc, I get the message JWT expired. How can I make this authentication process work so if I run it once every hour, I can get authenticated properly? ```$mypwd = "xxxx" $CertObj = Get-PfxCertificate -FilePath C:\Stash\PowerShell-Projects\Pure1\mypfx.pfx -Password $mypwd $pure1_appid = "pure1OSWa2R7FOwejvETD" $PureOneConn = New-PureOneRestConnection -certificate $CertObj -pureAppID $pure1_appid``` reply: `Exception: The Pure1 Organization with ID 1001 is already connected.` ```$PureOneArrays = Get-PureOneArray -arrayProduct FlashArray Invoke-RestMethod: {"message":"JWT is expired"}```
Dear All, I need to understand what's the value I have
Dear All, I need to understand what's the value I have to consider... what's this value in percent ? 50% ? 60% ? I don't understand which value/scale I have to consider Thanks a lot PS C:\Users\kapomony> Get-PureOneArrayBusyMeter -objectName PURE-XXX -startTime (get-date).AddDays(-1) -EndTime(get-date) id : 8c25e15a-8142-37dd-8e88-174e6071e962 name : array_total_load aggregation : avg data : {1642951260000 0.23213207415899517, 1642951440000 0.21638453490340798, 1642951620000 0.1954585235051682, 1642951800000 0.2731861336504102...} resolution : 180000 resources : {@{id=15d4c39b-d74d-4b22-8310-731c0ddcc7c1; name=PURE-XXX; resource_type=arrays; unit : _as_of : 1643033160000
