Which data source type is supported for scanning by BlueXP Classification?

BlueXP classification is designed to scan and categorize data across a hybrid multicloud environment. It supports a wide range of data sources, including on-premises NetApp ONTAP volumes, cloud-based storage like Amazon S3 buckets and Azure Blob, and various structured databases. This capability allows organizations to gain comprehensive visibility into their sensitive data, regardless of where it resides. The platform's architecture is built to connect to these diverse sources to apply its AI-driven scanning engine for data governance and compliance.

B. SnapMirror logs are used for replication management and do not contain the user data that BlueXP Classification is designed to scan.

C. CIFS audit logs record access events; they are not the primary data source for content classification, which requires scanning the files themselves.

D. NetApp Active IQ provides telemetry and analytics for storage health and efficiency, not the content-level data scanning performed by BlueXP Classification.

1. NetApp BlueXP Documentation. (2023). Data sources that you can scan. NetApp. Retrieved from docs.netapp.com. "BlueXP classification supports scanning data from the following data sources: NetApp ONTAP clusters... Amazon S3... Databases..."

2. NetApp BlueXP Documentation. (2023). Add a database for scanning. NetApp. Retrieved from docs.netapp.com. "You can scan databases to identify sensitive data that might be stored in them. BlueXP classification supports scanning PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle databases."