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on July 24, 2024

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A few years ago I had quite a nice NetApp TR collector. Alas it broke due to a change of URL format:

NetApp Technical Report (TR) PowerShell Collector Script: Version 2.1

Semi-related. Here's a list of StorageGRID NetApp Technical Reports:

StorageGRID Enable site

TR-4626: StorageGRID Load balancers
TR-4645: StorageGRID Security features
TR-4921: StorageGRID Ransomware defense
TR-4765: Monitor StorageGRID
TR-4882: Install a StorageGRID bare metal grid
TR-4907: Configure StorageGRID with Veritas Enterprise Vault
TR-4993: NetApp StorageGRID and Big Data Analytics
TR-4994: Hadoop S3A Tuning Best Practices
TR-4871: Configure StorageGRID for backup and recovery with Commvault

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