On May 25 the SolidFire Host Integrations team released version 1.4 of the SDK in three languages.
Get more info or download them here:
Java SDK |
Python SDK |
.NET SDK |
So – what’s new?
This release supports SolidFire Element OS versions 7 through 9.1
Added new parameters to existing calls:
- AddDrives – forceDuringUpgrade
- AddNodes – autoInstall
- CloneVolume – enable512e
- CreateStorageContainer – accountID
- GetAsyncResult – keepResult
- GetNvramInfo – force
- ListAccounts – includeStorageContainers
- ListActivePairedVolumes – limit, startVolumeID
- ListActiveVolumes – includeVirtualVolumes
- ListDeletedVolumes – includeVirtualVolumes
- ListGroupSnapshots – volumes, groupSnapshotID
- ListSnapshots – snapshotID
- ListVolumeAccessGroups – volumeAccessGroups
- ListVolumes – includeVirtualVolumes, volumeName
- ListVolumesForAccount – includeVirtualVolumes
- ListVolumeStatsByAccount – accounts, includeVirtualVolumes
- ListVolumeStatsByVolumeAccessGroup – includeVirtualVolumes
- ListVolumeStatsByVolume – includeVirtualVolumes
- ModifyVolumeAccessGroup – deleteOrphanInitiators
- ModifyVolumePair – pauseLimit
- RemoveDrives – forceDuringUpgrade
- RemoveInitiatorsFromVolumeAccessGroup – deleteOrphanInitiators
- ResetNode – options, reboot
- TestPing – prohibitFragmentation
During development of this release we implemented a more stringent testing procedure and API discovery process. This enables a lot more confidence in our methods and types in the SDK.
What’s next?
In version 1.5 we’ll add support for Element OS version 10.
Adam Haid is a Sr. Engineer on the SolidFire Host Integrations team. His passion is APIs. He creates, consumes, and curses APIs on a daily basis. Adam has been working on integrations and back-end systems for over 20 years. He specializes in Microsoft technologies but has built many Java-based applications as well. Contact Adam at adam.haid@netapp.com