Month: February 2016

NetApp’s OnCommand Workflow Automation (WFA) tool is so incredibly powerful.  Right out of the box, you have the ability to automate a large number of common (and some not-so-common) NetApp administration tasks.  What pains me is how WFA is overlooked for its ability to be used as an automation platform for more than just NetAppContinue reading →

One of the cool things about NetApp’s OnCommand Workflow Automation (as is cool with any modern automation platform) is the ability to have pre-populated fields and selectors within your workflows.  In most cases you’re going to be using WFA to automate a task that will need to interact with a NetApp FAS 7-Mode or ClusteredContinue reading →