Portworx Enterprise 3.5.0 release is now Generally Available!
We are excited to announce that Portworx Enterprise 3.5.0 is now Generally Available! Portworx Enterprise 3.5.0 introduces several new features and enhancements that advances Portworx’s leadership in Modern Virtualization. Documentation and Resources For more information on Portworx Enterprise 3.5.0, including installation and upgrade guidance, refer to the following resources: Full Documentation Portal: Portworx Enterprise Documentation Release Notes: Portworx Enterprise 3.5.0 Release Notes System Requirements: Prerequisites Installation Guide: Install Portworx Enterprise Upgrade Instructions: Upgrade Portworx Enterprise RHEL Kernels Support Policy82Views0likes0CommentsShare your thoughts and get rewarded
Hello Portworx community! I really need your help! To qualify for Gartner’s Voice of the Customer for Container Management, we need only 3 more reviews before November 30. There’s no better time to take 10 minutes, leave a review, and claim your $25 gift card when the review is published. Gartner Peer Insights is the first stop for IT decision makers - share your insights and help your peers make informed decisions. Click here to go directly to the Portworx for Container Management review link. THANK YOU!94Views1like0CommentsPortworx Enterprise Version 3.2.3 - Release Announcement
We are excited to announce that Portworx Enterprise 3.2.3 is now Generally Available. This version consists of solutions for some key customer asks and support for FlashArray capabilities Key Highlights General Availability of FlashArray Direct Access (FADA) shared raw block (RWX) volumes Support for FADA shared raw block (RWX) volumes, to enable live migration of KubeVirt VMs with high-performance raw block storage Early access support for FlashArray Direct Access volumes with FlashArray Active Cluster feature Early access of the ability to create custom labels for storage pools. This helps placement of volumes and replicas based on environment or workload requirements Other Notable Improvements Support sticky option for FlashArray Direct Access Volumes Scalability improvements to reduce the load of the Kubernetes API Server Usage Instructions Prerequisites Supported Kernels Install, Upgrade and Usage Documentation Additional Resources and Documentation Release Notes Portworx Enterprise Documentation Run KubeVirt VMs with FlashArray Direct Access shared raw block (RWX) volumes ActiveCluster on FlashArray Direct Access volumes (Early Access) Custom labels for device pools (Early Access)131Views0likes0CommentsPortworx Advanced Services Accelerated
In what ways has Portworx Advanced Services accelerated your Kubernetes journey? Haven't tried it yet? Are there specific concerns that have held you from using Portworx Advanced Services? See how Portworx Advanced Services can transform your Kubernetes experience.130Views0likes0CommentsPortworx Helm Chart
As it stands, for the Monitoring to be installed as part of the Portworx Helm chart, there cannot be any other Prometheus operators installed in the Kubernetes cluster ahead of time since the Portworx Helm chart tries to install it when monitoring is enabled134Views0likes0Comments