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 # Summary
 
-This blog post introduces you to the new set of HPE Greenlake APIs for data services, to support resources such as: *async-operations, dual-auth-operations, issues, secrets, software-releases, storage locations, and tags.* This set of APIs will evolve throughout the future toward the long term supported version and the number of APIs will expand to support more resources in the future.
+This blog post introduces you to the new set of HPE Greenlake APIs for Data Services, to support resources such as: *async-operations, dual-auth-operations, issues, secrets, software-releases, storage locations, and tags.* This set of APIs will evolve throughout the future toward the long term supported version and the number of APIs will expand to support more resources in the future.
 
-This March 2024 announcement introduces revision v1beta1 of the API, which is documented at HPE GreenLake Developer [website](https://developer.greenlake.hpe.com/docs/greenlake/services/data-services/public/) using the interactive reference documentation based on OpenAPI 3.1 standard. In this post, I also introduced methods to exercise the API directly from the API reference documentation page using the access token obtained from HPE GreenLake API gateway. Lastly, I provided a list of tips on using this HPE GreenLake API for the specific use cases.
+This March 2024 announcement introduces revision V1 Beta 1 of the API, which is documented at HPE GreenLake Developer [website](https://developer.greenlake.hpe.com/docs/greenlake/services/data-services/public/) using the interactive reference documentation based on OpenAPI 3.1 standard. In this post, I also introduced methods to exercise the API directly from the API reference documentation page using the access token obtained from HPE GreenLake API gateway. Lastly, I provided a list of tips on using this HPE GreenLake API for the specific use cases.
 
 Please don’t hesitate to explore this new set of HPE GreenLake APIs for data services and see how you can improve your agility in managing your data. If you have any questions on any of these APIs, or if you are interested sharing your feedback and use cases on this set of APIs, please join the HPE Developer Slack [Workspace](https://developer.hpe.com/slack-signup) and start a discussion in our *[\#hpe-greenlake-data-services](https://hpedev.slack.com/archives/C02D6H623JP)* Slack channel.