poseidonos-cli volume mount

Mount a volume to the host.

Synopsis

Mount a volume to the host.

Syntax: mount (–volume-name | -v) VolumeName (–array-name | -a) ArrayName [(–subnqn | -q) TargetNVMSubsystemNVMeQualifiedName] [(–trtype | -t) TransportType] [(–traddr | -i) TargetAddress] [(–trsvcid | -p) TransportServiceId]

Example: poseidonos-cli volume mount –volume-name Volume0 –array-name Volume0

poseidonos-cli volume mount [flags]

Options

  -a, --array-name string             The name of the array where the volume belongs to.
      --force                         Force to mount this volume.
  -h, --help                          help for mount
  -q, --subnqn string                 NVMe qualified name of target NVM subsystem. When this flag is specified,
                                      		POS will check if the specified NVM subsystem exists. If it exists, 
                                      		POS will mount this volume to it. Otherwise, POS will create a new
                                      		NVM subsystem and mount this volume to it.
  -i, --target-address string         NVMe-oF target address (ex. 127.0.0.1)
  -p, --transport-service-id string   NVMe-oF transport service id (ex. 1158)
  -t, --transport-type string         NVMe-oF transport type (ex. tcp)
  -v, --volume-name string            The name of the volume to mount.

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 volume - Volume commands for PoseidonOS.