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StorONE Knowledge Base
Windows Space Reclamation (fstrim/SCSI discard)
Summary In some cases you can have a situation where your Windows Host will show that you have X amount of free space but the S1 Array will show considerably more space in use or possibly a full volume. In these situations you may need to enable space reclam...
Linux
StorONE 3.7 Documentation
Windows
Installation
The S1 storage system provides a hardware-agnostic storage solution based on the S1 single storage engine. The basic hardware components for the S1 system include: Node servers (the platform) A management station called a relay Disk enclosures (JBODs) ...
StorONE Best Practice Guides
Administration
The StorONE system can be managed using an embedded web interface, or a bundled command line interface (CLI) client. The web interface and the CLI download are both accessible by navigating to the DNS name or IP address of any StorONE controller node using you...
Linux NFS, FC, and iSCSI
Summary: This guide is for all levels of Linux administrators from beginning to advanced and covers basic configuration and connectivity for various Linux operating systems. It does not cover application specific changes, recommendations or tuning requirem...
CLI
The StorONE system provides a robust command line interface (CLI) for managing the system. Commands in the StorONE CLI follow the docopt notation with slight differences. The docopt notation provides a program interface description based on decades of conventi...
StorONE 3.8 Documentation
Windows getting started guide
This guide is for Microsoft Windows Server 2012 and above. This guide was specifically tested with Windows Server 2019, Windows Hyper-V Server 2022, and Windows Server 2022. Introduction This guide provides the recommended best practices for using the StorON...
Overview
Overview of the StorONE system and architecture.
Release Notes
New features, fixed issues, changed behaviors, and known issues for StorONE software releases.
Getting Started
The S1 storage engine is designed to manage storage for various applications, including VMWare ESXi servers, web servers, file servers, and databases. The purpose of this section is to get you started using the S1 engine for provisioning and managing storage.
Applications
The applications command provides a diverse set of subcommands that allow you to utilize the physical storage. To use the physical storage, you need to create application instances, which act as abstract containers for logical volumes. Therefore, before creati...
REST API
The StorONE system provides a REST API to manage the system. All actions that can be performed using the CLI are available in the API. You can access the interactive API documentation (built with Swagger) by navigating in your browser to the name or IP addres...