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Chapter 5. Managing Volumes

You can use the console to create and start new volumes featuring a single global namespace. A volume is a logical collection of bricks where each brick is an export directory on a host in the trusted storage pool. Most of the management operations of Red Hat Storage Console happen on the volume.
A volume is the designated unit of administration in Red Hat Storage, so managing them is a large part of the administrator's duties.
The console also enables you to monitor the volumes in your cluster from the Volumes tab. To display the volumes, click the Volumes node from the Tree pane of the console window. The list of volumes is displayed in the right pane of the console window. It also displays the tasks and events for all volumes.
This chapter describes how to manage volumes stored on storage host machines.

Note

RDMA volumes cannot be managed through Red Hat Storage Console.

5.1. Creating a Volume
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You can create new volumes in your storage environment. When creating a new volume, you must specify the bricks that comprise the volume and specify whether the volume is to be Distribute, Replicate, Stripe, Distributed Replicate, Distributed Stripe, Striped Replicate, or Distributed Striped Replicate.

Procedure 5.1. Creating a Volume

  1. Click the Volumes tab. The Volumes tab lists all volumes in the system.
  2. Click the New. The New Volume window is displayed.
    New Volume
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    New Volume

    Figure 5.1. New Volume

  3. Select the cluster from the Volume Cluster drop-down list.
  4. In the Name field, enter the name of the volume.

    Note

    You can not create a volume with the name volume.
  5. Select the type of the volume from the Type drop-down list. You can set the volume type to Distribute, Replicate, Stripe, Distributed Replicate, Distributed Stripe, Striped Replicate, or Distributed Striped Replicate.

    Note

    • The Stripe, Distributed Stripe, Striped Replicate, and Distributed Striped Replicate volume types are under technology preview. Technology Preview features are not fully supported under Red Hat subscription level agreements (SLAs), may not be functionally complete, and are not intended for production use. However, these features provide early access to upcoming product innovations, enabling customers to test functionality and provide feedback during the development process.
    • Creating replicated volumes with replica count more than 2 is under technology preview.
  6. As necessary, click Add Bricks to add bricks to your volume.

    Note

    At least one brick is required to create a volume. The number of bricks required depends on the type of the volume.
    For more information on adding bricks to a volume, see Section 5.6.1, “Adding Bricks”.
  7. Configure the Access Protocol for the new volume by selecting NFS, or CIFS, or both check boxes.
  8. In the Allow Access From field, specify the volume access control as a comma-separated list of IP addresses or hostnames.
    You can use wildcards to specify ranges of addresses. For example, an asterisk (*) specifies all IP addresses or hostnames. You need to use IP-based authentication for Gluster Filesystem and NFS exports.
    You can optimize volumes for virt-store by selecting Optimize for Virt Store.
  9. Click OK to create the volume. The new volume is added and displays on the Volume tab. The volume is configured, and group and storage-owner-gid options are set.
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