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The StorONE system includes a robust and flexible replication solution that can be used for high availability and disaster recovery (DR). You can configure replication at the virtual storage container (VSC) level, giving you maximum flexibility to meet your da...

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The StorONE system includes a robust and flexible replication solution that can be used for high availability and disaster recovery (DR). You can configure replication at the virtual storage container (VSC) level, giving you maximum flexibility to meet your da...

The 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 creating a logical...

The S1 system provides storage through Virtual Storage Containers (also referred to as volumes). All volumes are associated with Applications that act as a logical namespace for volumes to help you organize your volumes. In the Applications section of the web...

The StorONE system provides a range of features including software and hardware monitoring, operations management, and configuration capabilities for statistics. With its comprehensive monitoring functionality, it enables you to effectively track performance, ...

The Inventory section provides interface for displaying and configuring physical drive resources and Floating IPs. It also allows you to check the Tunnel status that goes between the two server nodes and to Enable or Disable the tunnel communication between th...

The S1 system enables collaborative monitoring and storage control by allowing multiple users to be created and granted with various levels of access. It also includes a sophisticated notification system that sends real-time monitoring messages based on your c...

This section documents API endpoints and examples.

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...