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monitor storage volume capacity over time

Out biggest challenge is staying on top of growing volumes but also not knowing what folders are growing within the volumes. Does anyone know of a tool or script that can monitor volumes and do a deep dive as to what folders are grwoing.

We have Active iq but it just gives you the volume growth not folder level.

Does anyone use the ontap API's to do any monitoring of storage?

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not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

not only that, there is no way as I know of can monitor the growth on volumes. Activeiq ocum only give you like weekly growth and very limited duration don’t help much.

Due to the slow response, I accidentally repeated my message, and couldn’t find a way delete. Sorry!

perhaps Qtree quote capacity could help you a bit via https://xormon.com/ ?

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