#3 - Certified FlashArray Storage Professional

What is the maximum IOPS capability of the FlashArray//X under optimal conditions?

• 100,000 IOPS
• 250,000 IOPS
• 500,000 IOPS
• 1,000,000 IOPS

Which component of FlashArray//X directly interfaces with NVMe drives?

• SSD Controller
• DirectFlash Modules
• Purity OS
• Management Interface

In a multi-array setup, which protocol is primarily used for replication between Pure Storage arrays?

• NFS
• iSCSI
• FC (Fibre Channel)
• Pure Replication Protocol (PRP)

What is the primary function of the Purity ActiveCluster feature?

• Data deduplication
• Multi-site synchronous replication
• Inline compression
• Snapshot management

Which of the following statements about DirectFlash is TRUE?

• It requires additional SSD controllers.
• It increases latency due to added overhead.
• It connects NAND flash directly to the array's controllers.
• It is only compatible with SATA drives.

An administrator notices that Replication space is growing on the target array in an ActiveDR setup. The administrator runs the following command on the target array and sees the following output. Why is Replication space growing?

• Go to the pgroup in the GUI and unlock the pgroup.
• Go to the pgroup in the GUI and unlock the pgroup.
• Go to the pgroup in the GUI and unlock the pgroup.

What is the maximum supported capacity of a single FlashArray//X system?

• 1 PB
• 4 PB
• 16 PB
• 32 PB

Which command would you use to monitor the health of the FlashArray components in real-time?

• purearray health
• purehealth monitor
• purearray status
• purealert show

What is the impact of enabling compression on write performance in FlashArray//X?

• It significantly increases write latency.
• It has no impact on write performance.
• It slightly reduces write performance due to processing overhead.
• It improves write performance by reducing data size.

What is the maximum number of DirectFlash modules that can be installed in a FlashArray//X?

• 8
• 16
• 32
• 64