6.5 HP StoreAll OS CLI Reference Guide
Table Of Contents
- HP StoreAll OS CLI Reference Guide
- Contents
- 1 General CLI information
- 2 StoreAll commands
- ibrix_activedirectory
- ibrix_archiving
- ibrix_audit_reports
- ibrix_auth
- ibrix_av
- ibrix_avconfig
- ibrix_avquarantine
- ibrix_avscan
- ibrix_caseinsensitive
- ibrix_certificate
- ibrix_chassis
- ibrix_cifs
- ibrix_cifsconfig
- ibrix_cifsmonitor
- ibrix_cifsperms
- ibrix_client
- ibrix_cluster
- ibrix_clusterconfig
- ibrix_collect
- ibrix_crr
- ibrix_crreq
- ibrix_crr_export
- ibrix_crrhealth
- ibrix_crr_nic
- ibrix_datavalidation
- ibrix_dbck
- ibrix_df
- ibrix_edquota
- ibrix_evacuate
- ibrix_event
- ibrix_exportfs
- ibrix_fm
- ibrix_fm_tune
- ibrix_fs
- Description
- Synopsis
- Create a file system
- View information about file systems
- Extend a file system
- Audit log expiration policy
- Archiving/auditing synchronizer (Retention Expiration and Autocommit)
- Delete a file system
- Migrate segment ownership
- Enable or disable quotas
- Enable, disable, or display Express Query and auditing settings
- Mark a bad segment
- Enable or disable Export Control
- Assign or delete a standby server for the specified segments
- Options
- See also
- ibrix_fs_ops
- ibrix_fs_tune
- ibrix_fsck
- ibrix_ftpconfig
- ibrix_ftpshare
- ibrix_haconfig
- ibrix_hba
- ibrix_health
- ibrix_healthconfig
- ibrix_host_tune
- ibrix_hostgroup
- ibrix_hostpower
- ibrix_httpconfig
- ibrix_httpshare
- ibrix_httpvhost
- ibrix_idmapping
- ibrix_ldapconfig
- ibrix_ldapidmapping
- ibrix_license
- ibrix_localgroups
- ibrix_localusers
- ibrix_lookup
- ibrix_lv
- ibrix_lwhost
- ibrix_lwmount
- ibrix_lwumount
- ibrix_migrator
- ibrix_mount
- ibrix_mountpoint
- ibrix_ndmpconfig
- ibrix_ndmpsession
- ibrix_nic
- ibrix_objectstore
- ibrix_objectstoreadmin
- ibrix_objectstoremonitor
- ibrix_onlinequotacheck
- ibrix_phonehome
- ibrix_powersrc
- ibrix_profile
- ibrix_pv
- ibrix_rebalance
- ibrix_reports
- ibrix_reten_adm
- ibrix_server
- ibrix_snap
- ibrix_snapreclamation
- ibrix_snmpagent
- ibrix_snmpgroup
- ibrix_snmptrap
- ibrix_snmpuser
- ibrix_snmpview
- ibrix_stats
- ibrix_tape
- ibrix_task
- ibrix_tier
- ibrix_top
- ibrix_umount
- ibrix_usernamemapping
- ibrix_version
- ibrix_vg
- ibrix_vs
- ibrix_vs_snap
- ibrix_vs_snap_strategy
- MDexport
- MDimport
- upgrade60.sh
- verify_client_update
- 3 Support and other resources
- 4 Documentation feedback
- Glossary
- Index
ibrix_objectstore
Manages Object Store shares.
Description
The ibrix_objectstore command lets you manage your Object Store shares through the
command line interface.
Synopsis
Create an Object Store share on an HP StoreAll file system:
ibrix_objectstore -a -s OBJSTORENAME -f FSNAME -I
VIF:[ObjectPort:ContainerPort:AccountPort],... [-A
AuthPublicPort:AuthAdminPort][ -P ProxyPort][-S SSL Certificate Name]
IMPORTANT: Follow the required prerequisite steps in the “Prerequisite steps for creating an
Object Store share” section in the HP StoreAll Storage User Guide before you create an Object
Store share.
NOTE: VIF and Ports detail should be provided in pair with respect to a server HA pair. All ports
are optional. You do not need to change a default port unless the port is already in use by another
process. Make sure the new port you choose is not being used by another process. Default ports
are:
• Object Store services (in the 6000 range)
• Keystone authentication (35357:5000)
• Proxy (8888)
See the HP StoreAll Storage User Guide for a definition of the ports.
Sample command:
ibrix_objectstore -a -s swiftshare -f ifs3 -I
172.16.3.241,172.16.3.242,172.16.3.243,172.16.3.244
Sample output:
Keystone Auth URLs:
Public: http://15.226.48.230:5000/v2.0
Admin: http://15.226.48.230:35357/v2.0
List of endpoints:
http://15.226.48.231:8888/v1/AUTH_%(tenant_id)s
http://15.226.48.232:8888/v1/AUTH_%(tenant_id)s
http://15.226.48.233:8888/v1/AUTH_%(tenant_id)s
http://15.226.48.234:8888/v1/AUTH_%(tenant_id)s
Object Store created successfully on x946s1, x946s2, x946s3, x946s4
Object Store services started successfully.
Command succeeded!
Extend the Object Store share to the newly added couplet (server pair):
Objects that have been added previously to the Object Store share are redistributed across the
two nodes that were recently added. You can continue to add objects to the expanded Object
Store share.
ibrix_objectstore -e -s OBJSTORENAME -I
VIF1:ObjectPort1:ContainerPort1:AccountPort1,VIF2:ObjectPort2:ContainerPort2:AccountPort2
152 StoreAll commands