I'm trying to put together a powershell script to run a healthcheck on a NetApp Environment and output a document, similar to the way NetAppDOCS works.
I'm new to PS and frankly have no idea where to start, any suggestions on how to get going?
#Powershell script to schedule health check for multiple clusters.
lunar valley
barren sedge
Hey friend. Is this a project to learn powershell and/or ONTAP? I start with this question because there are gobs of existing tools to monitor and report on ONTAP stuff. OnCommand Unified Manager, BlueXP, Data Infrastructure Insights (previously Cloud Insights), #1062050414146625536 , ActiveIQ, Check_mk with ONTAP plugins, the list goes on.
If you are using this as an opportunity to learn Powershell, I’m all for it. I would suggest joining the Powershell Discord server (you’ll have to Google it as invite links aren’t allowed to be posted).
Also, if you’re an existing NetApp customer, search for Powershell in https://labondemand.netapp.com and you’ll find some labs with guides to get started with Powershell and some of our storage offerings. You’re welcome to @mention me during US/Eastern business hours tomorrow and I’ll post a direct lab link.
lunar valley
James, Appreciate the feedback. i am looking to draft to execute a health check script to monitor ontap system.