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post__users_create Code samples POST /users/create HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/json-patch+json Accept: application/json POST /users/create Creating another user that can view and manage S1. Body parameter { "Name": "string", "Password": "stri...

get__Version Code samples GET /Version HTTP/1.1 Accept: application/json GET /Version See S1 version. Example responses 200 Response { "Versions": [ { "Component": "string", "Version": "string", "BuildNumber": "string" } ...

get__workflows_volume_provisioning Code samples GET /workflows/volume_provisioning HTTP/1.1 Accept: application/json GET /workflows/volume_provisioning Example responses 200 Response { "Path": "string", "DisplayName": "string", "RedirectPathOnSu...

post__vmware_datastore_vcp_create Code samples POST /vmware/datastore/vcp/create HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/json-patch+json async: true POST /vmware/datastore/vcp/create Body parameter { "volume": { "Application": "string", "Volume": ...

AnomalyDetectionSettingsResult { "TimeframeDays": 0, "AbnormalChangePercentage": 0.1 } Properties Name Type Required Restrictions Description TimeframeDays integer(int64) false none none AbnormalChangePercentage number(double) false none no...

Before you can use the StorONE system, it must be licensed. If you do not have a license, contact StorONE Support or your account representative. You must provide the fingerprints for each controller node to StorONE when requesting a license. The following pro...

The StorONE system includes a central management service called Multi System Manager, or MSM, which provides the following functionality: Manages multiple S1 systems from a single GUI or CLI client Synchronizes volume replication status between S1 systems ...

You can view system logs and generate support packages using the web UI. A support package is a collection of log and configuration files that StorONE Support and Engineering personnel can use to troubleshoot issues you might have. Audit logging The StorONE...

The StorONE command line interface (CLI) is a standalone client application that you can download from the landing page of a StorONE controller node. For more information on downloading and using the CLI, see the CLI documentation. Hardware requirements Disk...

In the StorONE system, snapshots are taken at the consistency group level. This means that when you take a snapshot of a virtual storage container (VSC, also referred to as volume in the documentation and user interfaces), the system takes an application-consi...

Summary This KB explains how to use the StorONE CLI application to identify, remove and replace array drives. Requirements StorONE version 3.8+ For HDD replacement instructions on version 3.7 and below, see HDD Replacement. StorONE CLI applicati...

The StorONE (S1) admin web interface is the HTML5-based graphical user interface (GUI) for monitoring and managing the S1 storageplatform. For more information on accessing and using the GUI, see Web Application Interface. The GUI is supported for most modern...

New Features and Improvements System Added the ability to store filesystem metadata on an SSD pool. This feature, known as "packed metadata", is useful for large filesystems in an HDD pool to speed up metadata operations. Contact StorONE Support for...

Alongside the web interface, StorONE ships a command-line interface (CLI) for managing the system — the same one this documentation shows in every Using the CLI section throughout. This chapter is a quick orientation to the CLI session itself: how to read a co...

Once you're comfortable with CLI basics, these commands help you work faster: shortcuts for commands you type often, searching for the right command, generating example syntax, watching output live, and running batches of commands from a file. All of these are...

A volume is raw storage — before it can serve NAS shares (SMB/NFS) or object storage, it needs a file system on it. Creating a file system is the step that turns a bare volume into something that can be shared out; it's the file/object counterpart to mapping a...

A mapping connects a block volume to a host — a registered iSCSI, Fibre Channel, or NVMeOF initiator — so that host can actually see and use the volume. Creating a volume provisions the storage; mapping it to a host is the separate step that makes it usable, b...

The recycle bin is an optional safety net for volume deletion. When it's enabled, deleting a volume — however that delete happens, whether you run it directly or it's the end result of an approved action policy — doesn't destroy it immediately. Instead the vol...