Added Workload Factory API Samples

Author: kcantrel

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_break

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ usage() {
   cat >&2 <<EOF
 This script will break a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file systems.
 
-Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
+Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                                     Workload Factory credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
        destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the
-                           destionation of the relationship relationship
+                           destination of the relationship relationship
        snapmirror_id - is the SnapMirror Relationship ID of the relationship to break. Run
                        'list_snapmirrors' to get a list of relationships you have access to
 

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_create

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This script is used to create a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file
 
 Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID [-l throttle] [-s schedule] \\
     -C source_credentials_id -R source_aws_region -F source_fs_id [-Y source_type] -M source_svm_ID -N source_svm_name -V source_volume \\
-    -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id [-y destination_type] -m destination_svm_ID -n destination_svm_name
+    -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id [-y destination_type] -m destination_svm_ID -n destination_svm_name
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
        destination_credentials_ID - is the Workload Factory credentials ID for the AWS account. Run
                                     'list_credentials' to get a list of credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
-       destination_fs_ID - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destionation of the relationship relationship
+       destination_fs_ID - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destination of the relationship relationship
        destination_svm_ID - is the SVM ID of the within destination file system where you want the volume replicated to
        destination_svm_name - is the name of the SVM on the destination file system where you want the volume replicated to
        destination_type - is the type of the destination file system. Either 'FSx' or 'on-prem' (optional, defaults to "FSx")

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_delete

@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@
 ################################################################################
 usage() {
   cat >&2 <<EOF
-This script ill delete a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file system.
+This script will delete a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file system.
 
 Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID  -s snapmirror_ID \\
     -C source_credentials_id -R source_aws_region -F source_fs_id [-Y source_type] \\
-    -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id [-y destination_type]
+    -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id [-y destination_type]
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
        destination_credentials_ID - is the Workload Factory credentials ID for the AWS account. Run
                                     'list_credentials' to get a list of credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
-       destination_fs_ID - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destionation of the relationship relationship
+       destination_fs_ID - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destination of the relationship relationship
        destination_type - is the type of the destination file system. Either 'FSx' or 'on-prem' (optional, defaults to "FSx")
 
 Instead of passing parameters on the command line, you can set the

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_resync

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ usage() {
   cat >&2 <<EOF
 This script will re-sync a SnapMirror relationships on a FSx for ONTAP file system.
 
-Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
+Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
        destination_credentials_ID - is the Workload Factory credentials ID for the AWS account. Run
                                     'list_credentials' to get a list of credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
-       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destionation of the relationship relationship
+       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destination of the relationship relationship
        snapmirror_id - is the SnapMirror Relationship ID of the relationship to break
 
 Instead of passing parameters on the command line, you can set the

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_reverse

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ usage() {
   cat >&2 <<EOF
 This script will reverse a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file system.
 
-Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
+Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
        destination_credentials_ID - is the Workload Factory credentials ID for the AWS account. Run
                                    'list_credentials' to get a list of credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
-       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destionation of the relationship relationship
+       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destination of the relationship relationship
        snapmirror_id - is the SnapMirror Relationship ID of the relationship to break
 
 Instead of passing parameters on the command line, you can set the

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/snapmirror_update

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ usage() {
   cat >&2 <<EOF
 This script will update a SnapMirror relationship on a FSx for ONTAP file system.
 
-Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destionation_credentials_id -r destionation_aws_region -f destionation_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
+Usage: $(basename $0) -t refresh_token -a blueXP_account_ID -c destination_credentials_id -r destination_aws_region -f destination_fs_id -s snapmirror_id
 
 Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
                        to run the Workload Factory APIs. You can obtain a refresh
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Where: refresh_token - Is a refresh token used to obtain an access token needed
        destination_credentials_ID - is the Workload Factory credentials ID for the AWS account. Run
                                    'list_credentials' to get a list of credentials you have access to
        destination_aws_region - is the AWS region where the destination file system is located
-       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destionation of the relationship relationship
+       destination_fs_id - is the AWS file system ID of the file system that is the destination of the relationship relationship
        snapmirror_id - is the SnapMirror Relationship ID of the relationship to update
 
 Instead of passing parameters on the command line, you can set the

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/volume_clone

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ done
 missing_args=false
 if [ -z "$REFRESH_TOKEN" ]; then
   cat >&2 <<EOF
-Error: A BlueXP refresh tokon is required to run this script.
+Error: A BlueXP refresh token is required to run this script.
 Can you be obtain from this web page:
 
     https://services.cloud.netapp.com/refresh-token

Management-Utilities/Workload-Factory-API-Samples/wf_utils

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ get_token() {
 
   createToken=false
   if [ -r $tokenFile ]; then
-    let diff=(`date +%s` - `date -r $tokenFile +%s`)
+    let diff="$(date +%s) - $(date -r wf_utils +%s)"
     if [ $diff -gt $token_valid ]; then
       createToken=true
     fi
@@ -155,12 +155,10 @@ urlencode() {
   echo "$@" | awk -v ORS="" '{ gsub(/./,"&\n") ; print }' | while read l
   do
     c="`echo "$l" | grep '[^-._~0-9a-zA-Z]'`"
-    if [ "$l" == "" ]
-    then
+    if [ "$l" == "" ]; then
       echo -n "%20"
     else
-      if [ -z "$c" ]
-      then
+      if [ -z "$c" ]; then
         echo -n "$l"
       else
         printf %%%02X \'"$c"