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NetApp Console local deployment API reference documentation

Learn about the NetApp Console local deployment API reference documentation.

Agentic Platform configuration manager

You can use the Agentic Platform configuration manager API endpoints to manage Large Language Model (LLM) configurations.

The initial catalog supports the following models and providers: openai, commonOpenAI, and anthropic.

Key features include:

  • Dynamic configuration management with automatic hot reload.

  • Support for multiple LLM providers (openai, commonOpenAI, and anthropic).

  • SSL verification settings, including custom CA certificates.

  • Automatic stale Kubernetes (K8s) resource cleanup if the provider changes.

  • Provider-compatibility field stripping: OpenAI-only fields are automatically stripped for Anthropic backends.

  • Model-family temperature stripping: For OpenAI models GPT-5.5 and later, the temperature field is automatically stripped from requests (temperature is deprecated by OpenAI for these models).

  • Anthropic path rewrite: Clients using OpenAI-compatible SDKs (langchaingo, OpenAI Python SDK) can send a request to /v1/chat/completions and it will automatically be rewritten to /v1/messages at the gateway level.

  • Per-request user identifier injection: The extraParams.user field is injected into every LLM request as a BackendAI default.

  • Model deduplication: When listing models from a commonOpenAI provider, duplicate model IDs differing only in dot/dash notation are deduplicated.

  • Model validation and authorization rules.

  • Configuration state lifecycle (DRAFT, TESTING, SUCCESSFUL, UNSUCCESSFUL).

Agentic Platform configuration manager REST API reference

Assets

You can use the Asset API endpoints to obtain configuration data and metrics about the assets monitored by the Console local deployment.

Assets include fleets, LUNs, namespaces, network interfaces, nodes, ports, QoS policy groups, qtrees, SMB shares, Storage VMs (SVMs), and volumes.

Assets REST API reference

Identity and access management

You can use the identity and access management (IAM) API endpoints to manage and control access to the Console resources.

Caution In NetApp Console local deployment, the term "project" is replaced with "fleet". Project API endpoints are deprecated and should only be used for legacy compliance. The reference documentation maps deprecated project API endpoints to the new fleet equivalent where applicable.

Identity and access management REST API reference

Storage management

You can use the storage management API endpoints to register systems, manage storage resources, and configure storage policies for your ONTAP clusters managed through the Console local deployment.

Storage management REST API reference