System Administration
Users, systems, configurations, settings, nodes, floating IPs, licensing, and software updates.
Configurations
Every change you make to a system — creating a volume, editing a schedule, deleting a user, and s...
License
Every StorONE system runs against a license that determines what capacity and features are availa...
Settings
This chapter covers the customer-configurable system and session settings: how capacity numbers a...
Software Updates
StorONE supports non-disruptive updates (NDU) — installing a new software version on a node witho...
Systems
A system is a StorONE-managed cluster — a single controller or an HA controller pair, along with ...
Floating IPs
Nodes
High availability
On a high-availability (HA) pair, both nodes are normally active, each owning a share of the syst...
Nodes
A StorONE cluster is made up of one or more physical (or virtual) nodes — the servers that run th...
Support access and network settings
This page covers two unrelated but customer-facing groups of node commands: giving StorONE suppor...
Users & Permissions
StorONE on Azure
StorONE on Microsoft Azure
StorONE on Azure (S1:Azure) is the StorONE storage engine running on a Microsoft Azure virtual ma...
Deploying StorONE on Azure
Deploying takes four steps: create the virtual machine, optionally set up a floating IP, boot it,...
Example: disaster recovery to Azure
This example replicates the volume finance/db01 from an on-premises system, onprem-1, to a Stor...
Limitations and best practices for StorONE on Azure
Limitations Limitation Detail Single node One node only; HA pairs aren't supported on Azure. A no...