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Verifying SVMs on clusters

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Before provisioning file shares or LUNs, you must verify whether the clusters have Storage Virtual Machines (SVMs) created on them.

Note

The workflow assumes that ONTAP clusters to have been added to Unified Manager, and the cluster key has been obtained. Clusters should have the required licenses for provisioning LUNs and file shares on them.

  1. Verify whether the cluster has an SVM created.

    Category HTTP verb Path

    datacenter

    GET

    /datacenter/svm/svms

    /datacenter/svm/svms/{key}

    Sample cURL

    curl -X GET "https://<hostname>/api/datacenter/svm/svms" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Authorization: Basic <Base64EncodedCredentials>"

  2. If the SVM key is not returned, then create the SVM. For creating the SVMs, you require the cluster key on which you provision the SVM. You also need to specify the SVM name. Follow these steps.

    Category HTTP verb Path

    datacenter

    GET

    /datacenter/cluster/clusters

    /datacenter/cluster/clusters/{key}

    Get the cluster key.

    Sample cURL

    curl -X GET "https://<hostname>/api/datacenter/cluster/clusters" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Authorization: Basic <Base64EncodedCredentials>"

  3. From the output, get the cluster key, and then use it as an input for creating the SVM.

    Note

    While creating the SVM, ensure that it supports all the protocols required for provisioning LUNs and file shares on them, for example, CIFS, NFS, FCP, and iSCSI. The provisioning workflows might fail if the SVM does not support the required services. It is recommended that the services for the respective types of workloads are also enabled on the SVM.
    Category HTTP verb Path

    datacenter

    POST

    /datacenter/svm/svms

    Sample cURL

    Enter the SVM object details as input parameters.

    curl -X POST "https://<hostname>/api/datacenter/svm/svms" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Authorization: Basic <Base64EncodedCredentials>" "{ \"aggregates\": [ { \"_links\": {}, \"key\": \"1cd8a442-86d1,type=objecttype,uuid=1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-9876567890123\",
\"name\": \"cluster2\", \"uuid\": \"02c9e252-41be-11e9-81d5-00a0986138f7\" } ],
\"cifs\": { \"ad_domain\": { \"fqdn\": \"string\", \"password\": \"string\",
\"user\": \"string\" }, \"enabled\": true, \"name\": \"CIFS1\" },
\"cluster\": { \"key\": \"1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-123478563412,type=object type,uuid=1cd8a442-86d1-11e0-ae1c-9876567890123\" },
\"dns\": { \"domains\": [ \"example.com\", \"example2.example3.com\" ],
\"servers\": [ \"10.224.65.20\", \"2001:db08:a0b:12f0::1\" ] },
\"fcp\": { \"enabled\": true }, \"ip_interface\": [ { \"enabled\": true,
\"ip\": { \"address\": \"10.10.10.7\", \"netmask\": \"24\" },
\"location\": { \"home_node\": { \"name\": \"node1\" } }, \"name\":
\"dataLif1\" } ], \"ipspace\": { \"name\": \"exchange\" },
\"iscsi\": { \"enabled\": true }, \"language\": \"c.utf_8\",
\"ldap\": { \"ad_domain\": \"string\", \"base_dn\": \"string\",
\"bind_dn\": \"string\", \"enabled\": true, \"servers\": [ \"string\" ] },
\"name\": \"svm1\", \"nfs\": { \"enabled\": true },
\"nis\": { \"domain\": \"string\", \"enabled\": true,
\"servers\": [ \"string\" ] }, \"nvme\": { \"enabled\": true },
\"routes\": [ { \"destination\": { \"address\": \"10.10.10.7\",
\"netmask\": \"24\" }, \"gateway\": \"string\" } ],
\"snapshot_policy\": { \"name\": \"default\" },
\"state\": \"running\", \"subtype\": \"default\"}"

    The JSON output displays a Job object key that you can use to verify the SVM that you created.

  4. Verify the SVM creation by using the job object key for query. If the SVM is created successfully, the SVM key is returned in the response.

    Category HTTP verb Path

    management-server

    GET

    /management-server/jobs/{key}