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Pure Storage FlashArray-Implementation-Specialist Exam Syllabus Topics:
TopicDetails
Topic 1
  • Pre-Installation
  • Upgrade: This section of the exam measures the skills of Enterprise Infrastructure Technicians and covers all preparation activities before deploying or upgrading a Pure Storage FlashArray. It includes understanding environmental requirements, verifying prerequisites, checking compatibility, and validating system readiness through appropriate tools and documentation.
Topic 2
  • Upgrades: This section of the exam measures the skills of FlashArray Implementation Specialists and focuses on tasks involved in managing firmware and software upgrades. Candidates must demonstrate knowledge of upgrade planning, verification steps, and rollback procedures, ensuring that systems are updated with minimal disruption to service.
Topic 3
  • Post-Installation
  • Upgrade: This section of the exam measures the skills of FlashArray Implementation Specialists and evaluates how professionals confirm system functionality after installation or an upgrade. It involves validating connectivity, running health checks, confirming configurations, and ensuring that the deployment meets operational expectations.
Topic 4
  • Installation: This section of the exam measures the skills of Enterprise Infrastructure Technicians and focuses on executing a successful installation of FlashArray systems. It tests the ability to perform physical setup, cabling, configuration of network settings, and the application of initial system configurations necessary for full deployment.

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Pure Storage Certified FlashArray Implementation Specialist Sample Questions (Q107-Q112):NEW QUESTION # 107
During a FlashArray//X to FlashArray//XL hardware upgrade, when should the Implementation Engineer insert the DFMd modules into the FlashArray//XL?
  • A. Immediately following the purity software upgrade
  • B. As part of initial install before power-on
  • C. After booting the FlashArray//XL into shelf mode
Answer: C
Explanation:
Upgrading from a FlashArray//X to a FlashArray//XL involves a significant architectural change, often requiring a data migration or a specific "chassis replacement" workflow known as a Data-in-Place upgrade where the new chassis temporarily acts as an expansion shelf. In this specific procedure, the new FlashArray//XL chassis is not immediately populated with its final drives (DFMDs) before power-on because it first needs to be configured to accept data or join the cluster in a controlled state.
The procedure requires the Implementation Engineer to boot the FlashArray//XL chassis first and configure it into Shelf Mode (SPM). Only after the chassis is successfully running in this mode-effectively acting as a passive SAS/Ethernet attached shelf to the existing controllers-are the DirectFlash Modules (DFMd) inserted.
Inserting them earlier could cause the array to attempt a full boot sequence or initialize a new array instance, complicating the upgrade logic. By waiting until Shelf Mode is confirmed, the engineer ensures that the modules are recognized correctly as part of the migration target resources, allowing Purity to manage the layout and data redistribution correctly from the source array.
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NEW QUESTION # 108
A client needs to upgrade Purity on their FlashArray, but is unable to wait for an available upgrade date from support. What action should the customer take?
  • A. Open a ticket with support, download the latest Purity version, copy to a USB flash drive, and run the pureinstall command on each controller.
  • B. Log into the Purity CLI, download the latest Purity version, and run the pureinstall command on each controller.
  • C. Go through the Self-Service upgrade portal on Pure1 Manage and upgrade to the latest Purity version.
Answer: C
Explanation:
The customer should proceed via the Self-Service Upgrade (SSU) portal available on Pure1 Manage.
Pure Storage has transitioned significantly toward a self-service model for routine software upgrades to provide customers with greater flexibility and immediacy.
Pure1 Manage: This cloud-based management platform includes a "Software Lifecycle" or "Upgrade" widget. It automatically checks the array's health, compatibility, and readiness for various Purity versions.
Process: The customer can select the target Purity version directly in the portal. Pure1 then orchestrates the "re-Flight Checks" (Remote Audit) to ensure the array is healthy. Once passed, the Purity software is downloaded directly to the array, and the customer (or the engineer) can trigger the upgrade at their convenience without needing to schedule a specific window with a live Support engineer.
Invalid Options: Options A and B describe legacy or unsupported workflows. Customers do not manually download Purity ISOs to USB drives or run raw pureinstall CLI commands manually; these methods lack the automated safety checks and cloud-based verification provided by the SSU ecosystem.

NEW QUESTION # 109
An Implementation Engineer arrives on site to complete a shelf evac. What action must take place before Pure Support can run the completion commands?
  • A. Power off the shelf.
  • B. Enable Remote Assist (RA).
  • C. Set maintenance tag.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Data evacuation from a shelf is a sensitive background process where data is migrated off specific physical media to free it for removal. While the purearray evacuate command initiates the data movement, the finalization of the process-specifically the logical removal of the shelf object from the system configuration to allow for safe physical disconnection-often requires engineering-level commands or verification.
Therefore, before Pure Storage Support can log in to run these specific completion scripts or verification checks, the Implementation Engineer must Enable Remote Assist (RA).
Remote Assist creates a secure, outbound SSH tunnel that allows Support to access the array remotely.
Without RA enabled, Support cannot connect to the array to execute the necessary puredrive or internal maintenance commands to mark the shelf as "vacated" and safe to unplug.
Powering off the shelf (Option B) before this step could result in data loss or an array outage if the system still believes data resides there.
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NEW QUESTION # 110
An evacuation is already in progress when the Account Team informs the Implementation Engineer that the customer wants to include another data pack to the evacuation. How should the Implementation Engineer proceed With this request?
  • A. Issue a new evacuation command and the FlashArray will add it to the current evacuation job.
  • B. Wait for the current evacuation to complete before starting a new one.
  • C. Cancel the current evacuation and start a new evacuation with the additional packs or shelves included.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Data evacuation is a background process used to move data off specific physical media (like a shelf or data pack) so it can be removed safely. Purity is designed to handle dynamic changes to evacuation requests efficiently.
If an evacuation is already running and additional hardware needs to be evacuated, the Implementation Engineer does not need to stop the current job or wait for it to finish. The correct procedure is to issue a new evacuation command specifying the additional packs or shelves. Purity will intelligently update the existing background job to include the new targets, queuing the data movement logic to ensure all specified hardware is cleared. This "add-to-flight" capability saves time and administrative overhead compared to cancelling and restarting the entire workflow.
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NEW QUESTION # 111
An Implementation Engineer is onsite to add a new 91TB (10 x 9.1TB) data pack to a FlashArray that includes a DirectFlash Shelf. The chassis currently contains two write groups, one 45TB (10 x 4.5TB) and one 91TB (10 x 9.1TB). The shelf contains a single 45TB (10 x 4.5TB) write group. The customer requests that the new data pack be added as part of a wide write group. How should the Implementation Engineer meet this request?
  • A. Add the drives to the shelf and then run puredrive admit --wide-write-group to admit them into the same write group in the shelf.
  • B. Have support set a tunable to allow the wide write group to extend between the chassis and shelf; then add the drives to the shelf to extend the write group from the chassis.
  • C. Move the chassis write group of 45TB (10x4.5TB) to the shelf and then add the new data pack to the chassis.
Answer: C
Explanation:
FlashArray performance and capacity management rely on "Write Groups"-logical groupings of drives that Purity uses to stripe data. A "Wide Write Group" typically consists of roughly 20 drives and offers better performance and capacity efficiency than smaller groups. However, Purity generally requires write groups to be contained within a single physical enclosure (chassis or shelf) to maintain failure domain boundaries and performance predictability.
In this scenario, the customer wants the new 91TB pack to form a wide write group. The chassis already has a 91TB group and a 45TB group. The shelf has one 45TB group. To create a wide write group with the new 91TB pack, it is best to pair it with an existing matching or compatible group in the same enclosure. Since the chassis is full (20 drives), you cannot simply add the new pack there without moving something.
The correct procedure is to move the 45TB write group from the chassis to the shelf. This frees up 10 slots in the chassis. The shelf now holds two 45TB groups (which is valid). The chassis now has the original 91TB group and 10 empty slots. The engineer can then install the new 91TB data pack into those empty chassis slots. Purity will then be able to merge or manage these two 91TB packs (the existing one and the new one) as a highly efficient configuration, potentially forming the requested wide write group or at least balancing the high-capacity drives within the controller chassis where bandwidth is highest. This physical rearrangement is necessary because write groups cannot span across the chassis-shelf interconnect.
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