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Aggregate → Delete

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Summary

Delete an aggregate from a NetApp ONTAP cluster by specifying the cluster host and the aggregate to delete either by UUID or name.

Inputs

  • Cluster Host (required) — The hostname or IP address of the ONTAP cluster management LIF used as the API endpoint.
  • Port — HTTPS port for the ONTAP REST API, defaulting to 443.
  • Aggregate (required) — The aggregate to delete, specified by either its UUID or name.
  • Options — Optional parameters including comma-separated list of fields to include in the response.

Output shape

a single JSON object indicating success and the UUID of the deleted aggregate, or details of the asynchronous job if the deletion is performed asynchronously

If the deletion is asynchronous, a job object is returned and the node waits for its completion. If no job is returned, the output confirms success and the deleted aggregate UUID.

Examples

Example 1: Delete an aggregate by its name

Set 'Cluster Host' to the ONTAP cluster address, select 'Delete' operation under 'Aggregate' resource, specify the aggregate's name mode with its name, and execute.

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