In the latest release of the PowerShell SDK (1.7.4.0) we included a new cmdlet for sending CLI commands to the FlashArray. We added this cmdlet in case any new REST APIs had not been integrated into the PowerShell SDK and customers/partners wanted to access a direct CLI command. You can pass a CLI command and we establish the SSH session, execute the command and then return the results as a PSObject.
As technology evolves, so do the tools for managing Pure Storage systems, including FlashBlade . Since the original publication of this blog, new developments in the Pure Storage PowerShell SDK and the introduction of the FlashBlade PowerShell Toolkit have enhanced the capabilities available to administrators. Below, we outline the latest tools and features you need for efficient FlashBlade management using PowerShell in 2025.
The FlashBlade PowerShell Toolkit, available on GitHub, is a purpose-built module for interacting with FlashBlade systems. It leverages FlashBlade’s REST API to provide a wide range of cmdlets for streamlined array management. Key benefits include:
Direct API Integration : Simplifies operations with cmdlets explicitly designed for FlashBlade.
Expanded Functionality : Supports tasks such as volume management, object storage operations, and replication configuration.
Cross-Platform Support : Compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS via PowerShell Core.
Example Usage:
To retrieve a list of file systems from your FlashBlade array:
powershellCopyEdit < code > Import – Module FlashBladeToolkit
# Connect to the FlashBlade array
$ Session = Connect – FlashBlade – Endpoint “https://<Your-FlashBlade-IP>” – APIToken “<Your-API-Token>”
# Retrieve file systems
Get – FlashBladeFileSystems – Session $ Session
2. Pure Storage PowerShell SDK 2.x
The latest version of the PowerShell SDK for FlashArray and FlashBlade introduces modernized features and broader compatibility:
OAuth Authentication : Enhanced security for connecting to storage arrays.
PowerShell Pipeline Support : Enables chaining cmdlets for more intuitive scripting.
Cross-Platform Support : Works with PowerShell 7+, ensuring compatibility with modern environments.
Improved Performance : Optimized for the latest Pure Storage firmware and APIs.
Example Usage:
Using the updated SDK to monitor storage performance:
powershellCopyEdit < code > Import – Module PureStoragePowerShellSDK
# Connect to the array
$ Session = Connect – PfaController – FlashArray “Your-FlashArray-Name” – APIToken “<Your-API-Token>”
# Retrieve performance metrics
Get – PfaPerformance – Session $ Session
3. Additional Enhancements
Automation and Orchestration : Leverage PowerShell in combination with tools like Ansible, Terraform, or CI/CD pipelines for end-to-end automation of FlashBlade deployments and configurations.
NVMe-over-Fabrics Support : Explore integration with NVMe-oF for advanced storage performance and efficiency.
Recommendations for Administrators
Upgrade Your Tools : Ensure you are using the latest version of the FlashBlade PowerShell Toolkit or the Pure Storage PowerShell SDK to access new features and maintain compatibility with modern infrastructure.
Integrate with Modern Systems : Consider using these tools alongside modern DevOps practices to streamline operations and reduce administrative overhead.
Explore Documentation : Visit Pure Storage’s GitHub repository and official resources for the most current modules, scripts, and usage examples.
By incorporating these tools and practices, you can future-proof your FlashBlade management workflows while maximizing the efficiency and performance of your storage infrastructure.
Example
< span class = “s2” > New – PfaCLICommand < / span > – EndPoint < span class = “s4” > 10.1.1.1 < / span > – Credentials < span class = “s5” > $ creds < / span > – CommandText < span class = “s6” > “purevol list” < / span >
Output
PS C : Windowssystem32 & gt ; New – PfaCLICommand – EndPoint 10.1.1.1 – Credentials $ creds – CommandText “purevol list”
Name < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Size < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Source < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Created < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Serial < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ;
< / span > boneyard3 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 6T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 35 : 39 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF46140001192C
CSV – Cluster01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 5T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 11 – 12 07 : 02 : 45 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011671
PSRepository < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 11 – 02 09 : 21 : 05 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF4614000111A7
SCVMM – Library01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 2T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 10 – 25 13 : 54 : 22 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011036
Server01 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 37 : 49 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF46140001192D
Server01 – Vol02 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 02 – 06 13 : 38 : 44 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011934
Server02 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 11 – 12 07 : 23 : 05 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011672
Server03 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 38 : 03 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF46140001192E
Server04 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 38 : 17 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF46140001192F
Server05 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 38 : 26 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011930
Server06 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 11 – 12 07 : 23 : 16 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011673
Server07 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 38 : 34 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011931
Server08 – Vol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 250G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > – < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2016 – 12 – 21 16 : 38 : 42 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 45084F3508BF461400011932
Now for the cool “side effect” you can use the very same cmdlet to access a FlashBlade! Below is a simple example of querying information from the FlashBlade.
For Previous Versions
Example1
< span class = “s2” > $ creds < / span > < span class = “s4” >= < / span > Get – Credential
< span class = “s5” > New – PfaCLICommand < / span > – EndPoint < span class = “s6” > 10.1.1.1 < / span > – Credentials < span class = “s2” > $ creds < / span > – CommandText < span class = “s7” > ‘pureblade list’ < / span >
Output Example1
Name < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Status < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Capacity < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Details
CH1 . FB1 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB2 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB3 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB4 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB5 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB6 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB7 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB8 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB9 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB10 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB11 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB12 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB13 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB14 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
CH1 . FB15 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > healthy < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 8.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > –
Example2
< span class = “s5” > < figure > < a href = “https://blog.purestorage.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/FB_Volumes_View-1.png” > < img class = “alignnone size-full wp-image-13681” src = “https://blog.purestorage.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/FB_Volumes_View-1.png” alt = “” width = “1440” height = “811” > < / a > < / figure >
< / span >
< span class = “s2” > $ creds < / span > < span class = “s4” >= < / span > Get – Credential < span class = “s5” >
New – PfaCLICommand < / span > – EndPoint < span class = “s6” > 10.1.1.1 < / span > – Credentials < span class = “s2” > $ creds < / span > – CommandText < span class = “s7” > ‘purefs list’
< / span >
Output Example2
Name < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Size < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Used < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > % Used < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Created < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Protocols < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > Rules < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > Fast Remove
agfa01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 572.21G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 6 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 03 – 31 18 : 22 : 19 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > True
ArchLog < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 23.03G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 0 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 03 – 30 18 : 46 : 23 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
cv_ddb01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 0.00 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 0 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 03 – 23 10 : 38 : 11 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > True
cv_media01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 25T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 5.27T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 21 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 03 – 23 10 : 36 : 38 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > True
cv_media02 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 25T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 3.12T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 12 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 03 – 23 10 : 37 : 01 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > True
cv_media03 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 20T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 1.07T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 5 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 04 – 24 15 : 43 : 48 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
cv_media04 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 20T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 1.00T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 5 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 04 – 24 15 : 43 : 58 PDT < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
data01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 4.00G < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 40 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 02 – 28 15 : 09 : 46 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
DataVol01 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 5.75T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 56 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 01 – 22 20 : 39 : 06 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
DataVol02 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 5.75T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 56 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 01 – 22 21 : 30 : 29 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
DataVol03 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 5.75T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 56 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 01 – 22 21 : 30 : 49 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
DataVol04 < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 10T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > 5.75T < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 56 % < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > 2017 – 01 – 22 21 : 31 : 35 PST < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > nfs < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; & nbsp ; < / span > * ( rw , no_root_squash ) < span class = “Apple-converted-space” > & nbsp ; < / span > False
Hopefully this opens us some automation scenarios for those FlashBlade customers.
Conclusion
While this initial cmdlet provided flexibility for accessing commands not yet integrated into the REST API, advancements in PowerShell SDKs and the release of the FlashBlade PowerShell Toolkit have significantly expanded the capabilities for managing Pure Storage systems in 2025.
Administrators now have access to dedicated tools like the FlashBlade PowerShell Toolkit, offering purpose-built cmdlets for streamlined FlashBlade operations, and the PowerShell SDK 2.x, which supports modern authentication methods, cross-platform functionality, and enhanced performance. These advancements, combined with modern DevOps tools and methodologies, provide a robust framework for automating and managing Pure Storage environments efficiently.
Whether you’re maintaining legacy systems or deploying cutting-edge infrastructure, adopting the latest PowerShell tools and practices ensures compatibility, security, and scalability. As you integrate these solutions, you’ll unlock new possibilities for performance optimization and simplified management, future-proofing your storage workflows for years to come.
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