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11.2. Setting Multiple Volume Option
A group configuration file is a file used to define and customize volume options. There are some predefined group configuration files for specific workload patterns like negative lookup cache, virtualization, metadata cache and gluster-block.
The parameters defined in the file can then be applied to a volume as a group, rather than setting one parameter at a time.
Creating a group configuration file
- Create a new file in the
/var/lib/glusterd/groups/
directory.touch /var/lib/glusterd/groups/filename
# touch /var/lib/glusterd/groups/filenametouch /var/lib/glusterd/groups/filename
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Toggle word wrap Toggle overflow - Add the parameters and values that you want to set on the volume to the created file as key-value pairs, placing each parameter on a new line:
domain1.key1=value1 domain1.key2=value2 domain2.key3=value3
domain1.key1=value1 domain1.key2=value2 domain2.key3=value3
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Toggle word wrap Toggle overflow For example,changelog.changelog=on client.event-threads=6 cluster.brick-multiplex=on
changelog.changelog=on client.event-threads=6 cluster.brick-multiplex=on
Copy to Clipboard Copied! Toggle word wrap Toggle overflow
Adding configurations to volumes
Run the following command to apply the configurations in the group file to specific volumes:
gluster volume set volname group filename
# gluster volume set volname group filenamegluster volume set volname group filenamegluster volume set volname group filenamegluster volume set volname group filename
For example,
gluster volume set volume1 group virt gluster volume set volume2 group virt gluster volume set volume3 group dbgroup
# gluster volume set volume1 group virt
# gluster volume set volume2 group virt
# gluster volume set volume3 group dbgroup
Note
The configuration file created should be placed in all the hosts of the trusted storage pool under /var/lib/glusterd/groups/. This can be achieved with the help of gdeploy configuration file.
For information on deactivating group configuration, see Section 21.5, “Deactivating a group configuration”