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| systemStatusFilename | No | No | OntapAdminServer + "-systemStatus" | Set to the filename (S3 object) that you want the program to store the overall system status information into. This file will be created as necessary. |
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| snsTopicArn | Yes | No | None | Set to the ARN of the SNS topic you want the program to publish alert messages to. |
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| snsRegion | Yes | No | None | The region where the SNS topic resides. |
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| conditionsFilename |Yes| No | OntapAdminServer + "-conditions" | Set to the filename (S3 object) where you want the program to read the matching condition information from. |
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| conditionsFilename |No| No | OntapAdminServer + "-conditions" | Set to the filename (S3 object) where you want the program to read the matching condition information from. |
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| secretName | Yes | No | None | Set to the name of the secret within the AWS Secrets Manager that holds the ONTAP credentials. |
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| secretRegion | Yes | No | None | Set to the region where the secretName is stored. |
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| secretUsernameKey | Yes | No | None | Set to the key name within the secretName that holds the username portion of the ONTAP credentials. |
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