Update Blog “getting-started-with-hpe-greenlake-api-for-backup-and-recovery”

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 Documentation concerning getting started with the HPE GreenLake API is provided on the HPE Developer Community [website](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/oauth2-for-hpe-greenlake-data-services-cloud-console/) and on the HPE GreenLake Developer portal [website](https://developer.greenlake.hpe.com/docs/greenlake/services/). There is also blog [post](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/learn-what-you-can-do-with-hpe-data-services-cloud-console-api-in-just-3-minutes/) that describes how to use publicly available tool to manipulate this API without a programming language, such as Postman. An additional blog post that describes using Postman for this API is also available in this [link](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/oauth2-for-hpe-greenlake-data-services-cloud-console/). 
 
-Moreover, there will be additional blog posts available that provide guidance on how to convert t﻿he OpenAPI specifications based on the OAS 3.1 to any scripting language library in the future.  
+Moreover, there will be additional blog posts available that provide guidance on how to convert t﻿he OpenAPI specifications based on the OpenAPI Standard (OAS) v3.1 to any scripting language library in the future.  
 
 Lastly, anyone can follow the examples provided by each API reference in the documentation page, such as the `GET /backup-recovery/v1beta1/protection-jobs`, which is shown i﻿n the figure b﻿elow. The documentation provides detail on the API syntax for a particular method, arguments used for the API, expected successful and failed responses, and several examples of creating the automation script using cURL, JavaScript, Python, and Go. The documentation page also provides the ability to execute the API directly on the documentation page as explained in the previous blog [post](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/getting-started-with-hpe-greenlake-api-for-data-services/) (Getting started with HP GreenLake Data Services API).
 

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 Documentation concerning getting started with the HPE GreenLake API is provided on the HPE Developer Community [website](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/oauth2-for-hpe-greenlake-data-services-cloud-console/) and on the HPE GreenLake Developer portal [website](https://developer.greenlake.hpe.com/docs/greenlake/services/). There is also blog [post](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/learn-what-you-can-do-with-hpe-data-services-cloud-console-api-in-just-3-minutes/) that describes how to use publicly available tool to manipulate this API without a programming language, such as Postman. An additional blog post that describes using Postman for this API is also available in this [link](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/oauth2-for-hpe-greenlake-data-services-cloud-console/).
 -Moreover, there will be additional blog posts available that provide guidance on how to convert the OpenAPI specifications based on the OAS 3.1 to any scripting language library in the future.
 +Moreover, there will be additional blog posts available that provide guidance on how to convert the OpenAPI specifications based on the OpenAPI Standard (OAS) v3.1 to any scripting language library in the future.
 Lastly, anyone can follow the examples provided by each API reference in the documentation page, such as the `GET /backup-recovery/v1beta1/protection-jobs`, which is shown in the figure below. The documentation provides detail on the API syntax for a particular method, arguments used for the API, expected successful and failed responses, and several examples of creating the automation script using cURL, JavaScript, Python, and Go. The documentation page also provides the ability to execute the API directly on the documentation page as explained in the previous blog [post](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/getting-started-with-hpe-greenlake-api-for-data-services/) (Getting started with HP GreenLake Data Services API).