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Storage Cache Mgmt Client

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Version: 2019-11-01


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Description

A Storage Cache provides scalable caching service for NAS clients, serving data from either NFSv3 or Blob at-rest storage (referred to as "Storage Targets"). These operations allow you to manage Caches.

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