poseidonos-cli array create
Create an array for PoseidonOS.
Synopsis
Create an array for PoseidonOS.
Syntax: poseidonos-cli array create (–array-name | -a) ArrayName (–buffer | -b) DeviceName (–data-devs | -d) DeviceNameList (–spare | -s) DeviceName [–raid RAID0 | RAID5 | RAID10] [–no-raid] [–no-buffer]
Example: poseidonos-cli array create –array-name Array0 –buffer device0 –data-devs nvme-device0,nvme-device1,nvme-device2,nvme-device3 –spare nvme-device4 –raid RAID5
poseidonos-cli array create [flags]
Options
-a, --array-name string The name of the array to create.
-b, --buffer string The name of device to be used as the buffer.
-d, --data-devs string A comma-separated list of devices to be used as the data devices.
When the capacities of the data devices are different, the total capacity
of this array will be truncated based on the smallest one.
-h, --help help for create
--no-buffer When specified, no write buffer will be allocated to this array (--buffer flag will be ignored).
-n, --no-raid When specified, no RAID will be applied to this array (--raid flag will be ignored).Array with no RAID can have maximum 1 data device(s).
-r, --raid string The RAID type of the array to create. RAID5 is used when not specified. (default "RAID5")
-s, --spare string The name of device to be used as the spare.
Options inherited from parent commands
--debug Print response for debug.
--fs string Field separator for the output. (default "|")
--ip string Set IPv4 address to PoseidonOS for this command. (default "127.0.0.1")
--json-req Print request in JSON form.
--json-res Print response in JSON form.
--port string Set the port number to PoseidonOS for this command. (default "18716")
--unit Display unit (B, KB, MB, ...) when displaying capacity.
SEE ALSO
- poseidonos-cli array - Array command for PoseidonOS.
