Migration via external interposition
Shadow filesystem semantics during migration
Snapshots of shadow filesystems
Replicating shadow filesystems
Migration of local filesystems
Testing potential shadow migration
Migrating data from an active NFS server
Filesystem and project settings
Protocol access to mountpoints
Non-blocking mandatory locking
Remote Replication Introduction
Project-level vs Share-level Replication
Modes: Manual, Scheduled, or Continuous
Including Intermediate Snapshots
Sending and Cancelling Updates
Cancelling Replication Updates
Cloning a Package or Individual Shares
Exporting Replicated Filesystems
Reversing the Direction of Replication
Destroying a Replication Package
Snapshots and Data Consistency
Replicating iSCSI Configuration
Upgrading From 2009.Q3 and Earlier
This section of the BUI controls overall settings for the project that are independent of any particular protocol and are not related to access control or snapshots. While the CLI groups all properties in a single list, this section describes the behavior of the properties in both contexts.
For information on how these properties map to the CLI, see the Projects CLI section.
Space within a storage pool is shared between all shares. Filesystems can grow or shrink dynamically as needed, though it is also possible to enforce space restrictions on a per-share basis. For more information on pooled storage, see the concepts page.
Sets a maximum limit on the total amount of space consumed by all filesystems and LUNs within the project. For more information, see the shares section. Unlike filesystems, project quotas cannot exclude snapshots, and can only be enforced across all shares and their snapshots.
Guarantees a minimum amount of space for use across all filesystems and LUNs within the project. For more information, see the shares section. Unlike filesystems, project reservation cannot exclude snapshots, and can only be enforcedc across all shares and their snapshots.
These are standard properties that can either be inherited by shares within the project. The behavior of these properties is identical to that at the shares level, and further documentation can be found in the shares section.
Custom properties can be added as needed to attach user-defined tags to projects and shares. For more information, see the schema section.
These settings are used to fill in the default values when creating a filesystem. Changing them has no effect on existing filesystems. More information can be found in the appropriate shares section.
These settings are used to fill in the default values when creating a LUN. Changing them has no effect on existing LUNs. More information can be found in the appropriate shares section.