W E K A
3.14
3.14
  • WEKA v3.14 Documentation
  • Weka System Overview
    • About the WEKA System
    • SSD Capacity Management
    • Filesystems, Object Stores & Filesystem Groups
    • Weka Networking
    • Data Lifecycle Management
    • Weka Client & Mount Modes
    • Glossary
  • Getting Started with Weka
    • Quick Install Guide
    • Managing the Weka System
    • CLI Overview
    • GUI Overview
    • Serving IOs with WekaFS
  • Planning & Installation
    • Prerequisites for Installation
    • Bare Metal Installation
      • Planning a Weka System Installation
      • Setting Up the Hosts
        • SR-IOV Enablement
      • Obtaining the Weka Install File
      • Weka System Installation Process Using the CLI
      • Adding Clients
    • AWS Installation
      • Self-Service Portal
      • CloudFormation Template Generator
      • Deployment Types
      • AWS Outposts Deployment
      • Supported EC2 Instance Types
      • Adding Clients
      • Auto Scaling Group
      • Troubleshooting
  • Performance
    • Testing Weka Performance
      • Test Environment Details
  • WekaFS Filesystems
    • Managing Filesystems, Object Stores & Filesystem Groups
      • Managing Object Stores
      • Managing Filesystem Groups
      • Managing Filesystems
      • Attaching/Detaching Object Stores to/from Filesystems
      • KMS Management
    • Advanced Data Lifecycle Management
      • Advanced Time-based Policies for Data Storage Location
      • Data Management in Tiered Filesystems
      • Transition Between Tiered and SSD-Only Filesystems
      • Manual fetch and release of data
    • Mounting Filesystems
    • Snapshots
    • Snap-To-Object
    • Quota Management
  • Additional Protocols
    • NFS
    • SMB
      • SMB Management Using CLIs
      • SMB Management Using the GUI
    • S3
      • S3 Cluster Management
      • S3 Buckets Management
      • S3 Users and Authentication
      • S3 Information Lifecycle Management
      • Audit S3 APIs
      • S3 Limitations
      • S3 Examples using boto3
  • Operation Guide
    • Alerts
      • List of Alerts
    • Events
      • List of Events
    • Statistics
      • List of Statistics
    • System Congestion
    • Security
      • User Management
      • Organizations
    • Expanding & Shrinking Cluster Resources
      • Expand & Shrink Overview
      • Stages in Adding a Backend Host
      • Expansion of Specific Resources
      • Shrinking a Cluster
    • Background Tasks
    • Upgrading Weka Versions
  • Billing & Licensing
    • License Overview
    • Classic License
    • Pay-As-You-Go License
  • Support
    • Prerequisites and Compatibility
    • Getting Support for Your Weka System
    • The Weka Support Cloud
    • Diagnostics CLI Command
  • Appendix
    • Weka CSI Plugin
    • External Monitoring
    • Snapshot Management
  • REST API
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Viewing Filesystem Groups
  • Viewing Filesystem Groups Using the GUI
  • Viewing Filesystem Groups Using the CLI
  • Adding a Filesystem Group
  • Adding a Filesystem Group Using the GUI
  • Adding a Filesystem Group Using the CLI
  • Editing a Filesystem Group
  • Editing an Existing Filesystem Group Using the GUI
  • Editing an Existing Filesystem Group Using the CLI
  • Deleting a Filesystem Group
  • Deleting a Filesystem Group Using the GUI
  • Deleting a Filesystem Group Using the CLI
  1. WekaFS Filesystems
  2. Managing Filesystems, Object Stores & Filesystem Groups

Managing Filesystem Groups

This pages describes how to view and manage filesystem groups using the GUI and the CLI.

PreviousManaging Object StoresNextManaging Filesystems

Last updated 3 years ago

Viewing Filesystem Groups

Viewing Filesystem Groups Using the GUI

The main Filesystems screen in the GUI contains information about the filesystem groups, including names and tiering policy.

Viewing Filesystem Groups Using the CLI

Command: weka fs group

Use this command to view information on the filesystem groups in the Weka system.

Adding a Filesystem Group

Adding a Filesystem Group Using the GUI

From the main filesystem/filesystem group view screen, click the Add Group button at the top left-hand side of the screen. The Add Filesystem group screen will be displayed.

The Create Filesystem Group dialog box will be displayed.

Enter the relevant parameters and click Create to create the filesystem group.

Adding a Filesystem Group Using the CLI

Command: weka fs group create

Use the following command to add a filesystem group:

weka fs group create <name> [--target-ssd-retention=<target-ssd-retention>] [--start-demote=<start-demote>]

Parameters in Command Line

Name

Type

Value

Limitations

Mandatory

Default

name

String

Name of the filesystem group being created

Must be a valid name

Yes

​

target-ssd-retention

Number

Target retention period (in seconds) before tiering to the object store

Must be a valid number

No

86400 (24 hours)

start-demote

Number

Target tiering cue (in seconds) before tiering to the object store

Must be a valid number

No

10

Editing a Filesystem Group

Editing an Existing Filesystem Group Using the GUI

Click the Edit button of the filesystem group to be modified. The Configure Filesystem Group dialog box will be displayed.

Edit the existing filesystem group parameters and click Configure to execute the changes.

Editing an Existing Filesystem Group Using the CLI

Command: weka fs group update

Use the following command to edit a filesystem group:

weka fs group update <name> [--new-name=<new-name>] [--target-ssd-retention=<target-ssd-retention>] [--start-demote=<start-demote>]

Parameters in Command Line

Name

Type

Value

Limitations

Mandatory

Default

name

String

Name of the filesystem group being edited

Must be a valid name

Yes

​

new-name

String

New name for the filesystem group

Must be a valid name

Yes

target-ssd-retention

Number

New target retention period (in seconds) before tiering to the object store

Must be a valid number

No

start-demote

Number

New target tiering cue (in seconds) before tiering to the object store

Must be a valid number

No

Deleting a Filesystem Group

Deleting a Filesystem Group Using the GUI

Note: Before deleting a filesystem group, verify that it does not contain any filesystems. If it contains filesystems, first delete the filesystems.

Select the filesystem group to be deleted in the main filesystem/filesystem group view screen and click the Delete button below the group. The Filesystem Group Deletion dialog box is displayed.

Click Yes to delete the filesystem group.

Deleting a Filesystem Group Using the CLI

Command: weka fs group delete

Use the following command line to delete a filesystem group:

weka fs group delete <name>

Parameters in Command Line

Name

Type

Value

Limitations

Mandatory

Default

name

String

Name of the filesystem group to be deleted

Must be a valid name

Yes

​

For a more in-depth explanation of the tiering policy, refer to .

A more in-depth explanation of the tiring policy appears in .

Advanced Data Lifecycle Management
Advanced Data Lifecycle Management
Main Filesystem / Filesystem Group View Screen
Add Filesystem Group Screen
Create Filesystem Group Dialog Box
Configure Filesystem Group Dialog Box
Filesystem Group Deletion Dialog Box