NetApp Cluster

NetApp cluster is a storage disk array operating system.

Prerequisites

Transport Layer Security (TLS) must be enabled on the NetApp Cluster.

To check the TLS status:

SSH username@hostname
system services web show

If TLS is not enabled: tls.enable on

Example output:

External Web Services: true
               Status: online
   HTTP Protocol Port: 80
  HTTPS Protocol Port: 443
        TLSv1 Enabled: true
        SSLv3 Enabled: true
        SSLv2 Enabled: true

Step 1: Install and configure the integration

1. Select a client from the All Clients list.

2. Go to Setup > Integrations and Apps. If there are apps/integrations already installed, it will redirect to the INSTALLED INTEGRATIONS page where all the installed integrations/apps are displayed. Click +ADD and search for NetApp Cluster on the AVAILABLE INTEGRATIONS AND APPS page. Also you can use the All Categories dropdown list to search. If there are no installed apps, it will navigate to the AVAILABLE INTEGRATIONS AND APPS page.

3. Click ADD on the NetApp Cluster tile.
   Provide all the details related to the device in the CONFIGURATION tab.

   1. Name: Configuration name
   2. IP Address: IP Address
   3. CredentialSet: You can select a credential from the list or add a credential.
      To add a credential:
   4. Click the +ADD option available in the CredentialSet dropdown. The ADD CREDENTIAL window is displayed. Enter the following information:
      • Name: Credential name.
      • Description: Brief description of the credential.
      • User Name: User name.
      • Password: Password
      • Confirm Password: Confirm password
      • Port: Port number. Set 443 for a secure connection. For unsecured connections, use port 80.
      • Secure: Select the Secure checkbox for encryption.
      • Connection Timeout (ms): Timeout in milliseconds. Default time-out is 1000 milliseconds
   5. Click ADD to add the credential to the credential list.
      
      

4. FILTER BY RESOURCE TAG: Click Any or All of the rules below to match any one or all of the conditions you define for filtering.
   Enter/select the values in the Key, Operator, and Value fields for filtering the resources.

5. FILTER BY RESOURCE TYPE:
   ALL: All the existing and future resources will be discovered.
   SELECT: You can select one or multiple resources to be discovered.

6. PERFORM ACTIONS: Select the Manage Device option, if you want the discovered devices to be managed.

7. DISCOVERY SCHEDULE: Discovery is triggered based on the scheduled time. New resources added to the environment are automatically discovered.
   Choose one of the following Recurrence Patterns:

   • Hourly
   • Daily
   • Weekly
   • Monthly
   • None (On-demand discovery)
     
     

8. Click NEXT.
   

9. From the INSTALLATION tab, select a gateway profile.
   Note: The selected gateway should be up and running.
   You can also add a gateway collector profile name. To do this, click +Add and then enter the gateway collector profile name. The gateway collector has to be installed.

10. Click FINISH.

The NetApp Cluster integration is installed and displayed on the INSTALLED INTEGRATIONS page.

Modify an Installed Integration or App

• See Modify an Installed Integration or Application article.

Step 2: View the NetApp Cluster infrastructure details

NetApp Cluster is displayed in the Infrastructure > Resources > Storage > NetApp Cluster category. Click the name to view details. Monitoring is enabled according to the configured metric criteria.

Step 3: Assign the monitoring template

To assign monitoring templates to NetApp Cluster, see Assigning Templates. For more information on NetApp Cluster templates, see NetApp Cluster.

Step 4: View resource metrics

To confirm NetApp Cluster monitoring, review the following:

• Metric graphs: A graph is plotted for each metric that is enabled in the configuration.
• Alerts: Alerts are generated for metrics that are configured as defined for integration.

Supported metrics