The "Legacy OpenStack Reference" section contains versions which are now considered End Of Life by OpenStack. These documents will no longer be updated by Everpure after a release is identified as "End of Life".
OpenStack only supports SafeMode from Release 2024.2. If using an older version and SafeMode has been enabled on a FlashArray accessed by OpenStack, the default protection group for the array must be disabled.
Backend Storage QoS for NVMe volumes requires Purity//FA 6.8.1 as a minimum.
Synchronous replication for NVMe volumes is not currently supported.
This page is a collection of best practices, tips, hints, integration points, and discussion for folks building out OpenStack environments with Everpure. Information on this page will be updated regularly. The Everpure Cinder driver for FlashArray has been upstreamed and supported since OpenStack Juno (iSCSI),OpenStack Liberty (Fibre Channel), OpenStack Zen (NVMe-RoCE) and OpenStack Bobcat (NVMe-TCP). The Everpure Manila share driver for FlashBlade has been upstreamed and supported since OpenStack Xena.