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// PURE STORAGE FLASHARRAY POWERSHELL SDK 1.19.49 RELEASE NOTES
// This release only contains a single resolution for the issue stated in the "FIXES" section. //
The Pure Storage PowerShell SDK provides integration with the Purity Operating Environment and FlashArray. It provides functionalities of Purity's REST API as PowerShell cmdlets.
There are currently two releases of the SDK: - version 1 for Purity REST API versions 1.7 to 1.19 - version 2 for Purity REST API version 2.0 and later.
// NOTICE: This SDK version 1.19.49 will be the last major version release for FlashArray API versions 1.19 and lower. The PowerShell SDK v2 should be used moving forward for API parity with FlashArray REST API 2.0 and later.
// RELEASE COMPATIBILITY.
- This release requires PowerShell versions 3.0 to 5.x. This SDK is not compatible with PowerShell Core or later (version 6.0+).
- This release requires .NET Framework 4.5.
- This release is compatible with FlashArrays that support Pure Storage REST API 1.7 to 1.19 inclusive. You can determine what API versions are supported on an array by using a web browser to go to this URL on the array - https://<FQDN or IP Address of array>/api/api_version.
- This release requires a 64-bit Windows operating system that is compatible with the required PowerShell versions noted previously.
- This release requires a Windows operating system that supports TLS versions 1.1 or later.
// INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL.
- Full installation instructions are available from this link - https://support.purestorage.com/Solutions/Microsoft_Platform_Guide/a_Windows_PowerShell/Pure_Storage_PowerShell_SDK
- An Administrator privilege is required to install.
- INSTALL.
- To install the PowerShell SDK, there are two options for the method of installation. The recommened method is to use the PowerShell Gallery by using the Install-Module cmdlet.
- You can also install via a Windows MSI installer, where you extract and run the PurePowerShellSDKInstaller.msi file, and follow the instructions.
- INSTALL PATH.
- If the module is installed using the MSI installer, by default, the module will be installed to the \Program Files\Pure Storage\PowerShell\Modules folder. This path is configurable during the installation.
- When the module is installed using the PowerShell Gallery with the Install-Module cmdlet, the module is installed in the default scope $PSModulePath.
- VERIFY INSTALL.
- To verify the installation, run "Get-Command -Module PureStoragePowerShellSDK" in a new PowerShell session and verify the release version.
- REMOVAL.
- If you used the PowerShell Gallery installation method, you uninstall the SDK by using the Uninstall-Module cmdlet. Example: Uninstall-Module -Name PureStoragePowerShellSDK
- For MSI installations, you can use the "Programs and Features" of the Control Panel.
// WHAT'S NEW.
None
// FIXES.
1. Due to a security change in Purity version 6.1.15, the New-PfaCliCommand cmdlet can not acquire a valid certificate from the array to execute a CLI command. The failure happens before the command is sent to the array.
// DEPRECATED CMDLETS.
None
// KNOWN ISSUES.
1. Any previous known issues in the 1.19.31 release or later that have not been listed as corrected in the "Fixes" section above.
// RESOURCES.
- Join the Pure Storage Code Slack Team and talk all things APIs and SDKs by using this self-invitation link - https://codeinvite.purestorage.com
- Our https://code.purestorage.com site links to all available API and SDK information on Github and Support.