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Applications
An application is a logical namespace for grouping the volumes that belong to a single workload —...
File Systems
A volume is raw storage — before it can serve NAS shares (SMB/NFS) or object storage, it needs a ...
Mappings
A mapping connects a block volume to a host — a registered iSCSI, Fibre Channel, or NVMeOF initia...
Recycle Bin
The recycle bin is an optional safety net for volume deletion. When it's enabled, deleting a volu...
Drive Pools
A drive pool is a group of drives that StorONE spreads a volume's erasure-coded data across. Ever...
Tiering
Volumes can have an upper (faster) tier that writes land on first, with StorONE evacuating cold d...
Encryption
Encrypting a volume is something you configure once, at the moment you create it — see Encryption...
File Recovery (SnapONE)
Snapshots let you restore an entire volume back to an earlier point in time, but sometimes you on...
Snapshots
A snapshot is a point-in-time copy of a volume — or, more precisely, of the volume's entire consi...
Hosts
A host (also called an initiator) represents a server or client that connects to StorONE block st...
Object Stores
An object store turns a volume into an S3-compatible endpoint: instead of (or in addition to) mou...
Shares
A share exposes a folder inside a volume over SMB or NFS, so it can be mounted directly by Window...
REST endpoints: Applications and volumes
These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Applications, Volumes. Each endpoint runs th...
Settings
This chapter covers the customer-configurable system and session settings: how capacity numbers a...
Deploying StorONE on Azure
Deploying takes four steps: create the virtual machine, optionally set up a floating IP, boot it,...