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[dudy-duce]

Hello Harvest developpers & community,

This new version do not provide graphite compatibility like older versions ?

[cgrinds]

Hi @figeac888 that's correct. Graphite is no longer used by Harvest.

[prgsing]

Can Harvest be used with software version of Ontap?

[cgrinds]

hi @prgsing yes, that should work. Let us know if you run into any problems when you try it, and we'll troubleshoot.

[prgsing]

Thank you for the confirmation. Providing details on the environment - Ontap is deployed as a software on AKS (azure kubernetes service) cluster. I was wondering if you have any idea on what the configuration would look like for a setup like that.

[cgrinds]

Thanks for the details. Can you share any documentation for how you setup ONTAP on AKS? Are you referring to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/azure-netapp-files?

Either way, you should be able to treat the ONTAP deployment separately and install Harvest on another machine or K8s and then follow the prepare cDOT and Harvest setup steps to monitor ONTAP.

[prgsing]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/azure-netapp-files is from workload usecase perspective. What I am talking about is from Infrastructure point of view

We are using Harvest with ANF (azure netapp files) already because the becakend is hardware. I am trying find out if we can use harvest for Atom where Atom is a software-defined variant of NetApp's Cloud Volumes. It runs a trimmed-down version of ONTAP that runs on Kubernetes and integrates with the cloud environment for networking and storage. I am afraid there is no public documentation on the architecture of Atom. We have some internal documents though