Hello, I noticed that in migration guide to the REST api there is no equivalent for the perf-object-get-instances or any of the performance counters that are used in the ontap api. Furthermore, it appears that the /private/cli api does not respond to `statistics aggregate show` for instance if I'm using `/private/cli/statistics/aggregate` for instance. Is there a remedy for this or is my only option to continue to use the ontapapi? Please advice. Thanks, Thomas
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Ontap REST API support S3 Action below about objects but I can't find any docs to do those action. is there anybody who talk to me a sample syntax to upload object , delete object, list object in a Ontap S3 Object Storage as REST API and Curl ? ( https://clust_mgmt/docs/api doesn't have about any object action) Objects PutObject PutObjectTagging (9.9.1) GetObject GetObjectAcl GetObjectTagging (9.9.1) DeleteObject DeleteObjectTagging (9.9.1) HeadObject ListObjects ListObjectsV2 ListParts UploadPart AbortMultipartUpload CompleteMultipartUpload CreateMultipartUpload ListMultipartUpload
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We have an application built on the ONTAP REST API that (among other things) snapshots a parent volume and creates a FlexClone volume from the snapshot. As you would expect, the API responds with an HTTP 202 code and a link to a job (/api/cluster/jobs/{uuid}) for each POST request to create a snapshot or volume. Our client polls the job until it completes. Our problem is that occasionally the API responds to a GET on /api/cluster/jobs/{uuid} with an HTTP error 404 and an "entry doesn't exist" message (with target set to "uuid"). Obviously the job link/UUID was provided by the API in response to a prior asynchronous request. This appears to be a race condition, because a subsequent GET on the job link succeeds. This is the specific JSON returned when the job does not exist yet: {
"error": {
"message": "entry doesn't exist",
"code": "4",
"target": "uuid"
}
} In the latest failure, a POST to create a FlexClone returned HTTP 202 and /api/cluster/jobs/97385175-bc14-11ec-a7a2-00a098ecaa08. Our client immediately attempted to GET the job link, and the server returned HTTP 404. While troubleshooting the next day, I fetched the job link manually: {
"uuid": "97385175-bc14-11ec-a7a2-00a098ecaa08",
"description": "POST /api/storage/volumes/9737fdf3-bc14-11ec-a7a2-00a098ecaa08",
"state": "success",
"message": "success",
"code": 0,
"start_time": "2022-04-14T12:01:56-05:00",
"end_time": "2022-04-14T12:02:00-05:00",
"svm": {
"name": "[redacted]",
"uuid": "cc908475-3718-11e6-9a24-00a0984ab4b6",
"_links": {
"self": {
"href": "/api/svm/svms/cc908475-3718-11e6-9a24-00a0984ab4b6"
}
}
},
"_links": {
"self": {
"href": "/api/cluster/jobs/97385175-bc14-11ec-a7a2-00a098ecaa08"
}
}
} The GET on the job link failed at 12:01:56, and the job's start_time is 12:01:56, so my guess is that there is a race between responding to the POST and spawning the background job. Is this a bug, or is the REST API designed to return a reference to a job that may not exist yet?
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Hi everyone, In past, we used OnCommand API Services to get the total_committed, ie : GET on /api/6.0/ontap/aggregates, filters on *.records[*].total_committed [ 292780512813056 ] Actually, we are in Ontap 9.7P15 now, and we use cluster API. When getting the /api/storage/aggregates whith field=space, we got lot of informations, but not the total_committed. Is there a way to get it ? I tried to get the /api/storage/volumes with used_by_afs for all volumes in the specific aggregate, but sum of that is higher than the total_committed given by API Services. Best regards, Arnaud
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