Since Pure Storage first debuted our concept for FlashArray at VMworld 2011, the VMware ecosystem has been an integral part of our history and product innovation.
With the acquisition of Portworx, Pure now has more significant offerings around container storage in a VMware environment.
Pure Storage has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Portworx, the Kubernetes Data Services Platform that enterprises trust to run mission-critical container-based applications.
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Delivering Kubernetes Data Services for Tomorrow’s Cloud-Native Applications: Pure Storage is excited to announce the intent to acquire Portworx.
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Pure worked closely with Microsoft to define Azure Shared Disks, the new Azure storage feature that allows you to attach a managed disk to multiple VMs simultaneously.
Efficiently replicate your data to the cloud and take advantage of the cloud’s inherent scalability—a perfect target for DevTest— in this example with Pure and Microsoft.
With FlashArray//C systems using low-cost QLC flash chips, Pure delivers high-capacity flash arrays that break a fundamental barrier in enterprise storage.
