Mounting FSS to Compute Virtual Machine

This section provides details about the required configurations for successful installation and (or) deployment on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. For more information, see Generic Documents.

If you are deploying on the cloud server, you must perform the steps mentioned in this section. This section enables you to mount ftpshare directory across the OFSAA Processing Tier Compute nodes, and conditionally apply to any other nodes, for high availability or nonhigh availability deployments.

Note:

Ensure that the ftpshare folder is created and use the mount under which the ftpshare folder was created.
To mount the file system to compute Virtual Machine, follow these steps:
  1. Log in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
  2. Navigate to File Storage and select File Systems.
  3. In the Name column, select the project-specific FSS that has been created. In this example, click shared_<application name>_storage to open the Details Screen and view the export path.
  4. For the required export path, click More , and select Mount Commands.
  5. Ensure that the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) team has opened the Ingress or Egress ports.
  6. In the Mounting Commands window:
    1. In the COMMAND TO INSTALL NFS CLIENT field, enter the value sudo yum install nfs-utils.
    2. In the COMMAND TO INSTALL NFS CLIENT field, enter the value sudo mkdir –p /mnt/shared, where /mnt/shared must be replaced with your mount value.
    3. In the COMMAND TO MOUNT THE FILE SYSTEM field, enter the value sudo mount 10.0.14.5:/shared/mnt/shared, where /mnt/shared must be replaced with your mount value and 10.0.14.5 must be replaced with your storage VM IP address.
  7. Click Close.
  8. Use PuTTY tunneling session to connect to the OFSAA Product Home1 compute virtual machine with the command, ssh <ofsaa product_home1>.
  9. Execute the commands in the fields COMMAND TO INSTALL NFS CLIENT, COMMAND TO INSTALL NFS CLIENT, and COMMAND TO MOUNT THE FILE SYSTEM in sequence.
  10. To verify that the execution of the mounting commands was successful, try to verify by accessing a sample text file from OFSAA product home:
    1. Verify the mount by using the command: df -k.
    2. Create any text file in this mount.
    3. Verify that this file is accessible when you connect to the OFSAA Product Home2 compute virtual machine.