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 ## Guides: Learn how to get started using the HPE Greenlake Developer Portal. 
 
  The minimal requirement of being able to start using the portal is to have an HPE user account or an HPE GreenLake Account. To leverage the HPE GreenLake platform APIs, the user will need to create an API client credentials for the HPE GreenLake platform. With the API client credentials, the user will be able to create an access token.  
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 Users with the Partner role can access restricted content that is specific to a Partner.  
 
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 ## Services:  Discover the HPE Greenlake platform APIs  
 
 When clicking on the second tile (Services), provides you with access to the HPE GreenLake APIs. But, as mentioned previously, without any access token, one cannot really do much with any APIs. Therefore, the very first step described in the documentation [here](https://developer.greenlake.hpe.com/docs/greenlake/guides/#generate-or-reset-application-credentials) is to create API client credentials for the HPE GreenLake platform and generate an access token. 
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 Each service section offers, at a minimum, an overview, a guide, the Open API specification, and the associated API reference documentation. Some services provide additional parts to dive into more specific's areas of the service. For instance, HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management service provide additional details about event webhooks and jobs. A webhook is an HTTP-based callback function that allows lightweight, event-driven communication between two APIs.  A job is a multi-step task that is managed by Compute Ops Management to perform an action on a resource. For example, performing power operations or firmware updates on a server. 
 
-The Overview gives a definition of the service. The Guide explains the core details of the service from an API standpoint. Finally, the API reference documentation will provide you with a download link to the Open API specification file in JSON format of the API. This JSON file can be used in Postman, allowing you to build collection of REST API calls. In fact, the HPE Developer Community team has already put together a nice HPE GreenLake platform API collection. You can get the Postman collection from the \[HPE Developer Community tooling GitHub repository] (https://github.com/hpe-dev-incubator/GLP-API-Tooling/tree/main/Postman-Collections). 
+The Overview gives a definition of the service. The Guide explains the core details of the service from an API standpoint. Finally, the API reference documentation will provide you with a download link to the Open API specification file in JSON format of the API. This JSON file can be used in Postman, allowing you to build collection of REST API calls. In fact, the HPE Developer Community team has already put together a nice HPE GreenLake platform API collection. You can get the Postman collection from the [HPE Developer Community tooling GitHub repository](https://github.com/hpe-dev-incubator/GLP-API-Tooling/tree/main/Postman-Collections)
 
 Finally, “la cerise sur le gateau” as we say in French, the try part. There you can make real API calls related to the selected service, bearing in mind that you have an HPE account, joined a workspace, and that you have generated the necessary API client credentials and access token. 
 
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 Ther third tile allows you to reach out to us,  the HPE Developer Community. Our web portal as mentionned in the introductionnary words of this blog, will help you find all things software at HPE. [Join us](https://developer.hpe.com/community) to collaborate and build applications and integrations with HPE products using the latest software and open source technologies.
 
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 The HPE GreenLake Developer Portal offers one last important feature: **The search window**. Rather than browsing through the page to look for a necessary piece of information, you can use the search box and get the result you need straight away. Let ‘s say you would like to know about HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops ‘APIs.  A quick search will present you with many relevant entries.
 
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 This blog post is intended to help you get started with the HPE GreenLake Developer Portal. Additional posts on the HPE GreenLake platform APIs have been produced by the HPE Developer Community team. There is a three-part series that takes you through the preparation steps you need  to use the APIs for common platform services and walks you through the steps required to obtain an OAuth access token to make secure REST API calls to the HPE GreenLake platform APIs. Then, you can dive into the Postman collection to learn how you, as an IT (Information Technology) administrator of the HPE GreenLake platform, can configure and manage workspace resources (users’ identity, devices, and subscriptions), and how you can track activities within your workspace to monitor the overall health of services and devices in your workspace.  
 
-Another way to experience these APIs is to check out one of our hands-on Workshops-on-Demand that lets you play with the HPE GreenLake APIs mentioned in this blog post. The workshops are free, available 24/7, and quite easy to use. They give you a real-world experience without any risk. Check out our [catalog of workshops] (https://developer.hpe.com/hackshack/workshops), register for the one you are interested and go! It is as simple as that.  
+Another way to experience these APIs is to check out one of our hands-on Workshops-on-Demand that lets you play with the HPE GreenLake APIs mentioned in this blog post. The workshops are free, available 24/7, and quite easy to use. They give you a real-world experience without any risk. Check out our [catalog of workshops](https://developer.hpe.com/hackshack/workshops), register for the one you are interested and go! It is as simple as that.  
 
-If you still have any questions regarding the HPE GreenLake platform APIs, join the [HPE Developer Community Slack Workspace] (https://developer.hpe.com/slack-signup/) and start a discussion in our [#hpe-greenlake-api] (https://hpedev.slack.com/archives/C02EG5XFK8Q) channel. We are always here to help.
+If you still have any questions regarding the HPE GreenLake platform APIs, join the [HPE Developer Community Slack Workspace](https://developer.hpe.com/slack-signup/) and start a discussion in our [\#hpe-greenlake-api](https://hpedev.slack.com/archives/C02EG5XFK8Q) channel. We are always here to help.