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Pure FlashArray//XL170 R5

High-end · all-flash · dual controller - Higher-performance FlashArray//XL for demanding OLTP/OLAP databases, EHR and large VM estates.

Platform
OEMPure Storage
FamilyFlashArray
ClassHigh-end
ArchitectureDual controller (HA pair)
StatusCurrent
Released2025
Operating systemPurity//FA
Controllers2
Nodesn/a
Cache / memoryn/a
Availability99.9999%
Capacity and media
MediaAll-flash
Drive typesNVMe SSD
Drive noteDirectFlash Modules with distributed NVRAM (DFMD); DirectCompress Accelerator card
Flash drive sizesn/a
HDD sizesn/a
Maximum drivesn/a
Controller enclosure5U
ExpansionDirectFlash Shelf (3U, NVMe-oF/RoCE over 100GbE, up to 1,024TB raw per shelf) or Pure Expansion Shelf; 5–11U total including DirectFlash Shelf, 3U
Raw capacity1.97 PB
Cluster maximumn/a
Effective maximum7.4 PB
Data reductionEffective capacity assumes a 5:1 average data reduction (always-on inline deduplication, compression and pattern removal; thin provisioning excluded) after HA, RAID and metadata overhead and GB-to-GiB conversion
Protectionn/a
Protection noteRAID scheme not named in the data sheet; effective figures allow for HA, RAID and metadata overhead. SafeMode Snapshots on by default; ActiveCluster synchronous replication (zero RPO) for block and file per the FlashArray product page. Object (S3) per the FlashArray product page ('block, file, and object'). Four power supplies in N+2.
Performance and connectivity
Maximum IOPSn/a
Maximum throughputn/a
Latency150 µs
ConditionsLatency is the FlashArray//XL R5 'as low as 150µs' family claim; the data sheet also quotes 45GB/s (512K, 100% read) for the //XL family without naming a model, so throughput is left null. host_ports_max = 32 host I/O ports per controller x 2 controllers. Host cards: 2/4-port 10/25GbE, 2-port 100/200GbE (NVMe/TCP, NVMe/RoCE), 2/4-port 8/16/32/64Gb FC (NVMe/FC; 64Gb via SFP upgrade). Raw 1.97PB / 1.7PiB (raw label capacity); effective 7.4PB / 6.6PiB. power_w = typical watts (2,475–3,160 W typical–peak). Released 2025 per Pure's Sept 2025 launch blog. Pure Storage now trades as Everpure; purestorage.com URLs redirect to everpuredata.com.
ProtocolsFibre Channel, iSCSI, NVMe over FC, NVMe over RoCE, NVMe over TCP, NFS, SMB / CIFS, S3 object
Fibre Channel64 Gb
Ethernet200 GbE
Host ports64
Limits
Volumes / LUNsn/a
File systemsn/a
Snapshotsn/a
Management and support
ManagementPure1, Everpure Fusion (Intelligent Control Plane), unified REST API
Power2,475 W
Positioned forDatabases, Virtualization, Mission-critical, Analytics
Warrantyn/a
Design termsArray capacity (single global pool) · Volume · Host group · Asynchronous replication (protection groups) / ActiveDR
Data services
✓ Deduplication ✓ Compression ✓ Thin provisioning ✓ Snapshots ✓ Clones ✓ Asynchronous replication ✓ Synchronous replication ✓ Active-active / metro ✓ Encryption at rest ✓ Immutable snapshots ? Ransomware detection ✓ Quality of service ? Automated tiering ? Cloud tiering ? VMware vVols ? Kubernetes CSI ✓ Native file services ✓ Native object (S3) ✓ Non-disruptive upgrades ✕ Scale-out

✓ stated by the OEM · ✕ not offered · ? not stated

Source
Product pagehttps://www.purestorage.com/content/dam/pdf/en/datasheets/ds-flasharray-xl.pdf
Datasheethttps://www.purestorage.com/content/dam/pdf/en/datasheets/ds-flasharray-xl.pdf
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