Sudip Hore

One of them is performance.

We are definitely thinking about performance as one of our top priorities.

And along with that, we are also going to consider storage efficiency as one of the things that take on next.

So auto support in general, I would categorize it as near real time.

So there are different categories of auto support.

You can have auto supports coming from systems at a daily level.

So for example, for a lot of our newer ONTAP systems, performance data comes in daily.

There are some event-based auto supports that are very close to real time.

Whenever we need to take care of something, something is bad within the system, we get it near real time.

But there are periodic auto supports and weekly auto support is one of them.

Yes, absolutely.

And there are also on-demand auto supports that some of our newer systems are capable of sending based on a request that we may put forward to the system.

So if you are in a critical or troubleshooting situation, one of our support personnel or a support partner can use the auto support on-demand capability

to request an auto support on demand or even request some of the diagnostic logs from the system.

Absolutely.

You're right to mention the on-command suite of products.

And from an alerting and automation perspective, we have a full spectrum of capabilities.

We have the reactive stuff, which a lot of the vendors do.

But given our expertise and how long we have been

Doing this, we are really getting very good at the proactive and the predictive set of capabilities.