Pure Storage Maintenance — vendor-independent alternative to Evergreen
We service Pure Storage FlashArray and FlashBlade after Evergreen subscription and Pure Support expiration — vendor-independent, with OEM original parts and SLA up to 24×7×4. For customers who feel the refresh pressure after 5–7 years of Evergreen but don't want to replace technically flawless hardware. 30 to 60 percent below Pure Support. Typical TPM topics at the storage layer: controller failover testing during replacement (data-loss risk on misconfiguration), microcode updates without OEM subscription, and SED encryption key management for DORA/NIS2 compliance.
What we cover in Pure Storage hardware
2 categories · 6 product lines · 1 with EOSL · 6 detail pages
FlashBlade · Object & File
1 line| Category | Product line | Models | EOSL |
|---|---|---|---|
| FlashArray · Block Storage | FlashArray //X | //X10 · //X20 · //X50 · //X70 · //X90 · //X80 · //X150 | no |
| FlashArray · Block Storage | FlashArray //C | //C40 · //C60 · //C90 | no |
| FlashArray · Block Storage | FlashArray //M (älter) | //M10 · //M20 · //M50 · //M70 | yes |
| FlashArray · Block Storage | FlashArray //E | //E (Multiple Konfigurationen) | no |
| FlashArray · Block Storage | FlashArray //XL | //XL130 · //XL170 | no |
| FlashBlade · Object & File | FlashBlade | FlashBlade //S · FlashBlade //E (Original FlashBlade) | no |
Detail pages for key product lines
These product lines have their own maintenance detail page with model overview, EOSL table and FAQ. All other lines are also covered — see portfolio below.
FlashArray //X + 1more line
FlashArray //C + 1more line
FlashArray //M (älter)
FlashBlade
Pure Storage product portfolio at a glance
We service all product lines — including older generations long past end-of-service-life. Every line with OEM original parts, German-speaking service and SLA up to 24×7×4.
FlashArray · Block Storage
FlashArray //X
DetailsBlock storage for tier-1 workloads, NVMe performance, ActiveCluster replication.
FlashArray //C
DetailsCapacity-oriented QLC platform for tier-2 workloads, backup and archive.
FlashArray //M (älter)
DetailsPredecessor generation before //X. EOSL reached or imminent — TPM strongly recommended.
FlashArray //E
DetailsEntry-level platform for mid-market and edge data centers.
FlashArray //XL
DetailsHigh-end platform for the largest workloads, NVMe-FC and 100GbE.
FlashBlade · Object & File
FlashBlade
DetailsScale-out file and object storage for unstructured data, analytics and AI/ML.
How does TPM compare to the OEM contract?
Example FlashArray //X70 with 4-year Evergreen: EUR 12,000–17,400/year OEM (incl. controller refresh), EUR 7,700–8,200/year with TechCare TPM (hardware maintenance without controller refresh).
- EOSL hardware: On non-Evergreen fleets (out-of-subscription FlashArray //M, //X10/X20 generations) 60–75 % savings — TPM steps in once Evergreen has lapsed or been cancelled.
- Multi-year contract: 3-year TPM contract: additional 5–10 % discount, 5-year contract: 10–15 %. Plus fixed-price lock against OEM list-price increases.
- Purity OS updates + new major versions
- Pure1 Cloud / Analytics subscription
- Evergreen capacity refresh programs (controller swap)
- Hardware defects (memory, disk, PSU, mainboard, modules)
- 24×7×4 on-site SLA with German-speaking field service
- Spare-parts logistics DACH + global hub network
- Fixed-price contract in 48 h, one inventory — one contract
Why Pure Storage maintenance via TechCare instead of Pure Storage Evergreen / Pure Support
Pure Storage's Evergreen subscription is elegant — no forklift upgrades, controller refreshes during the contract. But it has a catch: after 5–7 years, the next refresh comes due or the subscription gets more expensive. For customers with stable workloads, that's often hard to justify economically.
We offer the classic TPM path: hardware maintenance with OEM original parts (NVMe modules, controllers, PSUs, NVRAM cards), SLA up to 24×7×4, German-speaking engineers. Pure1 cloud telemetry remains limited — cloud features need an active Pure contract. Customers not actively using Pure1 can redirect the entire subscription budget to TPM.
Storage-specific TPM topics: controller failover test after every part swap (no black-box replacement), microcode updates without OEM subscription via mirror repository, and SED encryption key management with documented custody chain for DORA/NIS2 compliance.