1. Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release OS8.8.x
  2. Configuring the Appliance
  3. Configuring Cloud Backup
  4. Managing the Cloud Service
  5. Modifying a Cloud Target (CLI)

Modifying a Cloud Target (CLI)

A cloud target's name and web proxy settings can be modified. Optionally, the write and read limit bandwidths can also be changed.

  1. Go to configuration services cloud targets. 
    hostname:configuration services cloud targets>
  2. Find and select the cloud target to modify, and enter get to view its properties. 
    hostname:configuration services cloud target-000> get
Properties:
                      name = oci-phoenix
                  location = https://objectstorage.us-phoenix-1.oraclecloud.com
                      user = ocid1.user.oc1..aaa56chx6rcm53g4tij74pymqffm4gsxlrhnq
                    bucket = test
                   tenancy = ocid1.tenancy.oc1..aaaaao6lmlzrvmk2x3uv7cglgxpan5ldsmq
                       key = true
                  proxy_on = true
                proxy_host = www-proxy.us.example.com:80
                proxy_user = 
            proxy_password = 
                    online = true
                        id = 77e3a201-b4e0-4a2c-9f9d-aee21eda9954
  3. To modify the properties, use the set command, such as set name=oci-phoenix-test. The following properties can be modified:

    • name - Your name for this cloud target, which must be unique for your system.

    • proxy_on - Set this to true to use a proxy for system communications with the web, and complete the property for proxy_host (host port name and number). The proxy_user (user name) and proxy_password (user password) properties are optional. Example for proxy_host: www-proxy.us.example.com:80.

    • writelimit (optional) - Set to a value and unit of measurement to limit the traffic write bandwidth when uploading a cloud backup to the cloud target. For example, 5M/s limits writes to the cloud target to 5 megabytes per second.

    • readlimit (optional) - Set to a value and unit of measurement to limit the traffic read bandwidth when restoring a cloud backup from the cloud target. For example, 4M/s limits reads from the cloud target to 4 megabytes per second.

  4. When done, enter commit. 
    hostname:configuration services cloud target-000 (uncommitted)> commit

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