lun

Creates and manages the LUNs on an Oracle FS System.

SYNOPSIS

lun { [ ‑add | ‑cloneDelete | ‑copy | ‑delete | ‑list | ‑maximumCapacity | ‑modify ] | [ ‑usage | ‑help ] }

DESCRIPTION

Within the Oracle FS System, a LUN is a logical volume that is defined over a collection of drive groups and is addressed using SCSI protocol in a SAN. When you create a LUN, use the lun ‑add command to assign storage resources and QoS attributes, including storage utilization and performance settings. Later, you can use the lun ‑modify command to change the properties, the host mappings, and the QoS attributes of the LUN. You can use the lun ‑copy command to copy an existing LUN and assign different storage and QoS properties to the new LUN.

The Oracle FS System provides auto-tiering support for LUNs as well as single-tiering support. For auto-tiering, the system actively monitors the read operations and the write operations on the LUN data and automatically adjusts the QoS properties of the LUN based on the results of that monitoring. The system does not monitor the read operations and the write operations on a single-tiered LUN or adjust the QoS properties of the single-tiered LUN.

SUBCOMMANDS

‑add: Creates a LUN on the Oracle FS System.
‑cloneDelete: Removes all the clones of a particular LUN.
‑copy: Creates a new LUN by copying the contents and settings of a LUN.
‑delete: Removes a particular LUN from the Oracle FS System.
‑list: Displays the status and the configuration information for LUNs.
‑maximumCapacity: Returns the amount of storage that can be allocated to a LUN.
‑modify: Changes the properties of an existing LUN.

EXAMPLE

Task

Create a LUN.

Parameters

The name of the new LUN: DISK1
The size of the LUN: 16 GB
The priority of the LUN: medium
The Storage Class of the LUN: high-capacity hard disk drive
The volume group in which the LUN resides: /⁠user1_vg
The Controller to which the LUN is assigned: /⁠CONTROLLER-01
The Storage Domain in which the LUN is created: /⁠sd1

$ fscli lun ‑add ‑name DISK1 ‑capacity 16 ‑priority medium ‑storageClass capDisk ‑volumeGroup /⁠user1_vg ‑controller /⁠CONTROLLER‑01 ‑storageDomain /sd1