STXKQY_6.0.1 - Documentation Index
Table of Contents
Welcome
Summary of changes
Quick reference
Installation and protocols deployment on Linux nodes
Upgrade on Linux nodes
IBM Storage Scale GUI
File compression
Security
File encryption
NFS protocol
S3 protocol
SMB protocol
Active File Management (AFM)
AFM-based Disaster Recovery
Cluster configuration repository
AFM to cloud object storage
cloud services: Transparent cloud tiering and cloud data sharing
Cloudkit
IBM Storage Scale on AWS
IBM Storage Scale management API
IBM Storage Scale native REST API
System Health
Data protection and disaster recovery
Performance monitoring
File audit logging
Clustered watch folder
Shared memory communications on Linux on Z nodes
Product overview
Strengths of IBM Storage Scale
Shared file system access among IBM Storage Scale clusters
Improved system performance
File consistency
Increased data availability
Enhanced system flexibility
Simplified storage management
Simplified administration
Basic structure of IBM Storage Scale
IBM Storage Scale administration commands
The GPFS kernel extension
The GPFS daemon
The GPFS open source portability layer
IBM Storage Scale cluster configurations
Signed kernel modules for UEFI secure boot on x86_64 and secure boot Linux on Z
GPFS architecture
Special management functions
GPFS cluster manager
File system manager
Metanode
CES node (protocol node)
AFM gateway node
Use of disk storage and file structure within a GPFS file system
Quota files
GPFS recovery logs
GPFS and memory
Pinned memory
Non-pinned memory
GPFS and network communication
GPFS daemon communication
Using public and private IP addresses for GPFS nodes
Network communication and GPFS administration commands
Application and user interaction with GPFS
Operating system commands
Initialization of the GPFS daemon
The mounting of a file system
Operating system calls
Opening a GPFS file
Reading file data
Buffer and locks available in memory
Tokens available locally but data must be read
Data and tokens must be acquired
Writing file data
Buffer available in memory
Token available locally but data must be read
Data and tokens must be acquired
The stat() system call
GPFS command processing
The mmchdisk command
The mmfsck command
NSD disk discovery
Failure recovery processing
Cluster configuration data files
GPFS backup data
Cluster configuration repository
GPUDirect Storage support for IBM Storage Scale
Protocols support overview: Integration of protocol access methods with GPFS
Cluster Export Services overview
NFS support overview
First-time data capture for CES NFS
NFS statistics collection
Enhanced debug data collection for hang scenarios
SMB support overview
S3 support overview
S3 architecture
Multi-protocol data sharing with S3, NFS, SMB, POSIX, and IBM Storage Scale Container Storage Interface driver
Load balancing
Reference performance numbers for an IBM Storage Scale CES S3 cluster
Migration from Swift Object or IBM Storage Scale Data Access Services S3 to IBM Storage Scale S3
S3 buckets API
S3 objects API
IAM users for S3 access control
S3 over RDMA overview and deployment
Swift Object storage support overview
Secure communication between the proxy server and other backend servers
Swift Object heatmap data tiering
Active File Management
AFM concepts
Cache and home
Caching modes
Communication between cache and home
The backend protocol - NFS versus NSD
Nonstandard NFS ports for AFM
Primary gateway and afmHashVersion
Global namespace
Revalidation
Cached and uncached files
Synchronous or asynchronous operations
Asynchronous delay
Operations with AFM modes
Filesets to the same home target
Conversion of mode
Internal AFM directories
Active File Management (AFM) features
AFM Network File System version 4 support
Active file management-hierarchical storage management integration for the data migration
Fast create
Support of linking GPFS dependent fileset
Force flushing contents before Async Delay
Parallel data transfers
Parallel data transfer using multiple remote mounts
Partial file caching
Prefetch
Peer snapshot -psnap
Gateway node failure and recovery
Cache eviction
Operation with disconnected home
Expiring a disconnected RO cache
Viewing snapshots at home
Changing home of AFM cache
Resync on SW filesets
AFM synchronous read mount
AFM resync version 2
AFM optimized recovery version v2
AFM recovery improvements for remove and rename operations
Using IBM Storage Protect for Space Management
Performing a planned maintenance by using the IW cache
Handling IW cache disaster
Performing an unplanned maintenance using IW cache
Using AFM with encryption
Using mmbackup
Disabling AFM
Disable AFM by using disable-online feature
Stop and start replication on a fileset
AFM IPv6 Support
Example of changing the target address from IPv4 to IPv6 by using failover
Creation of mapping for parallel data transfer by using IPV6 address and hostname
AFM fast remove for large directories
AFM cache synchronization with outband updates
Writable snapshots in the AFM local update mode
The failover mapping for AFM NFS targets
Asynchronous auto prefetch for AFM NFS-based filesets
AFM limitations
AFM and AFM DR limitations
AFM-based asynchronous disaster recovery (AFM DR)
Recovery time objective (RTO)
Modes and concepts
AFM-based Asynchronous Disaster Recovery features
Immutability and appendOnly for AFM-DR filesets
RPO snapshots
Role reversal
Failover to the secondary site
Failing back to the old primary site
Failing back to the new primary site
Changing the secondary site
Using the primary fileset to make changes to the secondary fileset
Online creation and linking of a dependent fileset in AFM DR
AFM DR limitations
AFM and AFM DR limitations
AFM DR deployment considerations and best practices
Characteristics of AFM DR
Independent filesets in AFM DR
One-on-one relationships in AFM DR
Active–passive relationships in AFM DR
NFSv3 versus NSD exports in AFM DR
Trucking features in AFM DR
AFM DR trucking use cases
Failover and failback
Deployment considerations for AFM DR
Best practices for AFM DR
AFM DR use case
Introduction to AFM to cloud object storage
AFM to cloud object storage operation modes
Fileset operation modes
Object operation modes
Multi-site replication
AFM to cloud object storage parallel read data transfer
Connectivity to cloud object storage
Eviction in AFM to cloud object storage
Data eviction from an AFM to cloud object storage fileset after uploading
Audit messages support for the AFM to cloud object storage
Partial file or object caching for AFM to cloud object storage
AFM to cloud object storage directory object support
AFM to cloud object storage support for more than 2 K metadata
AFM to cloud object storage policy-based upload for manual updates mode
Support of Google Cloud Platform for AFM to cloud object storage
Symbolic links
Replication by using the manual updates mode of the AFM to cloud object storage
Parameters for a new file system
Microsoft Azure Blob support for the AFM to cloud object storage
Asynchronous auto prefetch
Asynchronous notifications and Amazon SQS integration
Glacier storage class support for the AFM to cloud object storage
AFM to cloud object storage limitations
Introduction to IBM Storage Scale on AWS
AWS Services
Regions and Availability Zones
IBM Storage Scale instance types and operating systems
IBM Storage Scale usage restrictions
Introduction to system health and troubleshooting
Introduction to performance monitoring
Data protection and disaster recovery in IBM Storage Scale
Data backup options in IBM Storage Scale
Data restore options in IBM Storage Scale
Data mirroring in IBM Storage Scale
Protecting file data using snapshots
Introduction to Scale Out Backup and Restore (SOBAR)
Commands for data protection and recovery in IBM Storage Scale
Introduction to IBM Storage Scale GUI
IBM Storage Scale management API
Functional overview
API requests
Fields parameter
Filter parameter
API responses
Paging
Asynchronous jobs
Accessing the IBM Storage Scale REST API endpoint details through Swagger and API explorer
List of IBM Storage Scale management API commands
IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Non-root administration daemon
API nodes for IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Authentication for IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Role-based access control
Long-running operations
Target nodes field in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Pagination in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Views and fields options in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Base64-encoded fields in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Update masks in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
List of IBM Storage Scale native REST API endpoints
Limitations of IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Introduction to transparent cloud tiering (discontinued)
How transparent cloud tiering works
How cloud data sharing works
How Write Once Read Many (WORM) storage works
Supported cloud providers
Interoperability of transparent cloud tiering with other IBM Storage Scale features
Interoperability of cloud data sharing with other IBM Storage Scale features
Introduction to file audit logging
Producers in file audit logging
The file audit logging fileset
File audit logging records
File audit logging events
JSON attributes in file audit logging
Remotely mounted file systems in file audit logging
Introduction to clustered watch folder
Producers in clustered watch folder
Interaction between the clustered watch folder and the external Kafka sink
Clustered watch folder events
JSON attributes in clustered watch folder
Overview of call home
Types of call home data upload
Event-based uploads
Heartbeats feature for call home
Scheduled data upload
Inspecting call home data uploads
Benefits of enabling call home
Data privacy with call home
Call home monitors for PTF updates
IBM Storage Scale in an OpenStack cloud deployment
IBM Storage Scale product editions
IBM Storage Scale license designation
Capacity-based licensing
Dynamic pagepool
Dynamic pagepool limitations
Shared memory communications direct on Linux on Z
Plugins for NVIDIA Nsight Systems
Data tiering overview
Planning
Planning for GPFS
Hardware requirements
Software requirements
Recoverability considerations
Node failure
Quorum
Node quorum
Node quorum with tiebreaker disks
Selecting quorum nodes
Network Shared Disk server and disk failure
Reduced recovery time by using Persistent Reserve
GPFS cluster creation considerations
GPFS node adapter interface names
Creating an IBM Storage Scale cluster
IBM Storage Scale cluster configuration information
Remote shell command
Remote file copy command
Cluster name
User ID domain for the cluster
Starting GPFS automatically
Cluster configuration file
Disk considerations
Network Shared Disk (NSD) creation considerations
IBM Storage Scale with data reduction storage devices
IBM Storage Scale with thin-provisioned devices
IBM Storage Scale with TRIM-supporting SSDs and NVMe SSDs
IBM Storage Scale with IBM FlashCore Modules (FCMs) drives
NSD server considerations
File system descriptor quorum
Preparing direct access storage devices (DASD) for NSDs
Preparing your environment for use of extended count key data (ECKD) devices
Planning for GPUDirect Storage
File system creation considerations
Device name of the file system
NFSv4 deny-write open lock
Disks for your file system
Deciding how the file system is mounted
Block size
atime values
mtime values
Block allocation map
File system authorization
Type of replication
Internal log file
File system replication parameters
Default metadata replicas
Maximum metadata replicas
Default data replicas
Maximum data replicas
Number of nodes mounting the file system
Windows drive letter
Mountpoint directory
Assign mount command options
Enabling quotas
Default quotas
Enabling DMAPI
Verifying disk usage
Changing the file system format to the latest level
Enabling file system features
Specifying whether the df command will report numbers based on quotas for the fileset
Specifying the maximum number of files that can be created
Controlling the order in which file systems are mounted
A sample file system creation
Backup considerations for using IBM Storage Protect
Considerations for provisioning IBM Storage Protect servers to handle backup of IBM Storage Scale file systems
IBM Storage Protect data storage model
How to identify backup and migration candidates
Comparison of snapshot based backups and backups from live system
File system and fileset backups with IBM Storage Protect
Considerations for using fileset backup with IBM Storage Protect
Considerations for backing up file systems that are managed with IBM Storage Protect for Space Management
Planning for quality of service for I/O operations
Planning for extended attributes
Planning for systemd
Planning for protocols
Scaling considerations
Authentication considerations
Impacts of authentication on enabling and disabling protocols
Authentication and ID mapping for file access
Deleting authentication and ID mapping
Planning for NFS
File system considerations for the NFS protocol
NFS tested clients
CES NFS limitations
Planning for SMB
SMB connections
SMB fail-over scenarios and upgrade
SMB limitations
SMB data migration to IBM Storage Scale
Prerequisites for SMB data migration
Setting up the IBM Storage Scale environment for capacity and performance
Configuring IBM Storage Scale authentication
Creating SMB exports
Accessing the source SMB server and the IBM Storage Scale file system
Running the Robocopy commands
Cleanup after migration
SMB best practices
IBM Storage Scale configuration
Storage planning and configuration
SMB Options to enable or disable interoperability
gpfs:leases
posix:locking
gpfs:sharemodes
Creating home directory exports using substitution variables
Sharing files and directories among SMB clients - concurrent access to files
Scheduling advanced functions for data management
Planning for fail-over scenarios and upgrade
Analysis of performance concerns and fine-tuning
Considerations for SMB clients
Fileset considerations for creating protocol data exports
Planning for S3
Configuration considerations for CES clusters
Configuration considerations for each NooBaa endpoint fork process
Planning for CES HDFS
Planning for cloud services
Hardware requirements for cloud services
Software requirements for cloud services
Network considerations for cloud services
Cluster node considerations for cloud services
IBM Cloud Object Storage considerations
Firewall recommendations for cloud services
Performance considerations
Security considerations
Planning for maintenance activities
Backup considerations for Transparent cloud tiering
Quota support for tiering
Client-assisted recalls
Planning for IBM Storage Scale on public clouds
Planning for deployment patterns on the cloud
Planning for resources creation
Preparing the installer node
Planning for AWS cloud
Planning for GCP cloud
Planning for Microsoft Azure cloud
Planning for IBM Cloud
Installing IBM Storage Scale in a network restricted (air gap) setup with the cloudkit
Other considerations
Configuring the IBM Storage Scale environment in the AWS Cloud
Planning for AFM
Requirements for UID and GID on the cache and home clusters
Recommended workerThreads on a cache cluster
Inode limits to set at cache and home
Planning for AFM gateway nodes
General recommendations for AFM gateway node configuration
General guidelines and recommendations for AFM SW and IW mode fileset
Planning for AFM DR
Requirements for UID/GID on primary and secondary clusters
Recommended worker1Threads on primary cluster
NFS setup on the secondary cluster
General guidelines and recommendations for AFM-DR
Planning for AFM to cloud object storage
Firewall recommendations for AFM to cloud object storage
Planning for IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Planning for performance monitoring tool
Performance monitoring limitations
Planning for UEFI secure boot on x86_64 and secure boot on Linux on Z
Firewall recommendations
Considerations for GPFS applications
Security-Enhanced Linux support
Space requirements for call home data upload
Shared memory communications direct planning
Planning for data tiering
Installing and upgrading
Installing
Establishing and starting your IBM Storage Scale cluster
Installing IBM Storage Scale on Linux nodes and deploying protocols
Deciding whether to install IBM Storage Scale and deploy protocols manually or with the installation toolkit
Installation prerequisites
Preparing the environment on Linux nodes
IBM Storage Scale packaging overview
Preparing to install the IBM Storage Scale software on Linux nodes
Accepting the electronic license agreement on Linux nodes
Extracting the IBM Storage Scale software on Linux nodes
Verifying signature of IBM Storage Scale packages
Extracting IBM Storage Scale patches (update SLES and Red Hat Enterprise Linux RPMs or Ubuntu Linux packages)
Installing the IBM Storage Scale man pages on Linux nodes
For Linux on Z: Changing the kernel settings
Manually installing the IBM Storage Scale software packages on Linux nodes
Building the GPFS portability layer on Linux nodes
Using the mmbuildgpl command to build the GPFS portability layer on Linux nodes
Using the Autoconfig tool to build the GPFS portability layer on Linux nodes
Manually installing IBM Storage Scale and deploying protocols on Linux nodes
Installing IBM Storage Scale packages on Linux systems
Creating NSDs and file systems as part of installing IBM Storage Scale on Linux systems
Installing Cluster Export Services as part of installing IBM Storage Scale on Linux systems
Enabling NFS, SMB, HDFS, and S3 on Linux systems
Verifying the IBM Storage Scale installation on Ubuntu Linux nodes
Verifying the IBM Storage Scale installation on SLES and Red Hat Enterprise Linux nodes
Manually installing the performance monitoring tool
Manually installing IBM Storage Scale management GUI
Migrating iptables rules to nftables
Root privilege considerations for IBM Storage Scale management GUI
Manually installing IBM Storage Scale bridge for Grafana with the RPM
Installing IBM Storage Scale on Linux nodes with the installation toolkit
Overview of the installation toolkit
Understanding the installation toolkit options
Limitations of the installation toolkit
Mixed operating system support with the installation toolkit
Preparing to use the installation toolkit
Using the installation toolkit to perform installation tasks: Explanations and examples
Setting up the installer node
Defining the cluster topology for the installation toolkit
Setting configuration parameters before installation
Installing IBM Storage Scale and creating a cluster
Deploying protocols
Installation of performance monitoring tool using the installation toolkit
Logging and debugging for installation toolkit
Enabling and configuring file audit logging using the installation toolkit
Enabling and configuring call home using the installation toolkit
Installing IBM Storage Scale management GUI by using the installation toolkit
Installing IBM Storage Scale bridge for Grafana with the Installation Toolkit
Populating cluster definition file with current cluster state using the installation toolkit
Limitations of config populate option of the installation toolkit
Upgrading protocol nodes in an IBM Storage Scale System cluster
Configuration of an IBM Storage Scale stretch cluster in an export services environment: a sample use case
Performing additional tasks using the installation toolkit
Deploying protocols on an existing cluster
Adding nodes, NSDs, or file systems to an existing cluster
Enabling another protocol on an existing cluster that has protocols enabled
Diagnosing errors during installation, deployment, or upgrade
Preparing a cluster that contains ESS for adding protocols
Adding an IBM Storage Archive Enterprise Edition (EE) node in an IBM Storage Scale cluster
Protocol node IP further configuration
Installing IBM Storage Scale on AIX nodes
Creating a file to ease the AIX installation process
Verifying the level of prerequisite software
Procedure for installing GPFS on AIX nodes
Accepting the electronic license agreement
Creating the GPFS directory
Creating the GPFS installation table of contents file
Installing the GPFS man pages
Installing GPFS over a network
Verifying the GPFS installation
Installing IBM Storage Scale on Windows nodes
GPFS for Windows overview
GPFS support for Windows
GPFS limitations on Windows
File system name considerations
File name considerations
Case sensitivity
Antivirus software
Differences between GPFS and NTFS
Access control on GPFS file systems
Installing GPFS prerequisites
Configuring Windows
Assigning a static IP address
Joining an Active Directory domain
Disabling the Windows firewall
Installing the Tracefmt and Tracelog programs (optional)
Installing Cygwin
Procedure for installing GPFS on Windows nodes
Running GPFS commands
Configuring a mixed Windows and UNIX (AIX or Linux) cluster
Configuring the Windows HPC server
Installing IBM Storage Scale on public cloud by using cloudkit
Overview of the cloudkit
Overview of the cloudkit installation options
Deploying cloudkit
Limitations of cloudkit
Supported features of cloudkit
Accessing the cluster on the cloud
Deploying IBM Storage Scale on AWS
Option 1: Deploying IBM Storage Scale on a new Amazon VPC with a single Availability Zone
Option 2: Deploying IBM Storage Scale on a new Amazon VPC with multiple Availability Zones
Option 3: Deploying IBM Storage Scale on an existing Amazon VPC
Deploying AFM on AWS
Configuration best practices
Limitations of AFM on AWS
Installing transparent cloud tiering (discontinued)
Creating a user-defined node class for transparent cloud tiering or cloud data sharing
Installation steps
Setting up a cloud services cluster
Adding a cloud services node to an existing cloud services cluster
Installing and configuring IBM Storage Scale management API
Installing IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Manually installing IBM Storage Scale native REST API with the RPM
Installing IBM Storage Scale native REST API with the installation toolkit
Installing GPUDirect Storage for IBM Storage Scale
Installation of Active File Management (AFM)
Installing AFM Disaster Recovery
Installing call home
Installing file audit logging
Requirements, limitations, and support for file audit logging
Requirements for using file audit logging with remotely mounted file systems
Installing clustered watch folder
Requirements, limitations, and support for clustered watch folder
Requirements for using clustered watch folder with remotely mounted file systems
Manually installing clustered watch folder
Installing the signed kernel modules for UEFI secure boot on x86_64
Installing the signed kernel modules for secure boot on Linux on Z
Uninstalling IBM Storage Scale
Cleanup procedures required if reinstalling with the installation toolkit
Uninstalling the performance monitoring tool
Uninstalling the IBM Storage Scale management GUI
Removing nodes from management GUI-related node class
Permanently uninstall cloud services and clean up the environment
Upgrading
IBM Storage Scale supported upgrade paths
Online upgrade support for protocols and performance monitoring
Upgrade of IBM Storage Scale nodes
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale nodes that run on AIX
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale nodes that run on Windows
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale non-protocol nodes that run on Linux
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale protocol nodes
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale on cloud
Cluster upgrade
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale
Upgrading GPUDirect Storage
Upgrading AFM and AFM DR
Upgrading an AFM-DR system
Restarting replication to upgrade AFM and AFM DR
Upgrading object packages
Upgrading SMB packages
Upgrading the SMB package after upgrading OS
Upgrading NFS packages
Upgrading S3 packages
Upgrading call home
Call home configuration changes to be made while upgrading to IBM Storage Scale 5.0.x from IBM Storage Scale 4.2.1
Call home configuration changes to be made while upgrading to IBM Storage Scale 4.2.1 from IBM Storage Scale 4.2.0
Removing residual configuration files while upgrading to IBM Storage Scale 5.1.x
Upgrading the performance monitoring tool
Manually upgrading the performance monitoring tool
Upgrading the performance monitoring packages after upgrading Ubuntu OS
Upgrading signed kernel modules for UEFI secure boot on x86_64 and Linux on Z
Manually upgrading pmswift
Manually upgrading the IBM Storage Scale management GUI
Upgrading transparent cloud tiering (discontinued)
Upgrading to Transparent cloud tiering 1.1.2 from Transparent cloud tiering 1.1.0 or 1.1.1
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.2.1 from 1.1.2
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.3 from 1.1.2
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.3 from 1.1.0 and 1.1.1
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.4 from 1.1.2.x
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.4 from 1.1.3
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.5 from 1.1.4
Upgrading to cloud services 1.1.6 from 1.1.5
Upgrading the cloud services sensors
Upgrading to IBM Cloud Object Storage software level 3.7.2 and above
Upgrade paths and commands for file audit logging and clustered watch folder
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale components with the installation toolkit
Upgrade process flow
Performing online upgrade by using the installation toolkit
Performing offline upgrade or excluding nodes from upgrade by using installation toolkit
Upgrade rerun after an upgrade failure
Upgrading Swift Object packages to IBM Storage Scale 5.1.8 or earlier by using the installation toolkit
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale on IBM Storage Archive Enterprise Edition (EE) nodes by using the installation toolkit
Upgrading IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Protocol authentication configuration changes during upgrade
Changing the IBM Storage Scale product edition
Changing the product edition by using the installation toolkit
Changing the product edition manually, one node at a time
Changing the product edition manually, all nodes at the same time
Changing Express Edition to Standard Edition
Completing the upgrade to a new level of IBM Storage Scale
Reverting to the previous level of IBM Storage Scale
Reverting to a previous level of GPFS when you have not issued mmchconfig release=LATEST
Reverting to a previous level of GPFS when you have issued mmchconfig release=LATEST
Coexistence considerations
Compatibility considerations
Considerations for IBM Storage Protect for Space Management
Applying maintenance to your IBM Storage Scale system
Guidance for upgrading the operating system on IBM Storage Scale nodes
Guidance for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.x on IBM Storage Scale nodes
Instructions for removing object protocol packages when upgrading protocol nodes to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.x
Servicing IBM Storage Scale protocol nodes
Offline upgrade with complete cluster shutdown
Configuring
Configuring the GPFS cluster
Creating your GPFS cluster
Displaying cluster configuration information
Adding nodes to a GPFS cluster
Deleting nodes from a GPFS cluster
Changing the GPFS cluster configuration data
Security mode
Setting the security mode for internode communications in a cluster
Minimum release level of a cluster
Running IBM Storage Scale commands without remote root login
Configuring sudo
Configuring the cluster to use sudo wrapper scripts
Configuring IBM Storage Scale GUI to use sudo wrapper
Configuring a cluster to stop using sudo wrapper scripts
Root-level processes that call administration commands directly
Cluster quorum with quorum nodes
Cluster quorum with quorum nodes and tiebreaker disks
Displaying and changing the file system manager node
Starting and stopping GPFS
Starting or stopping GPFS daemon on a node by using GUI
Shutting down an IBM Storage Scale cluster
Configuring cluster configuration repository
Enabling CCR
CCR directory structure and recommendations for configuring CCR
Disaster recovery scenarios for CCR
Limitations of CCR
Configuring GPUDirect Storage for IBM Storage Scale
Configuring the CES and protocols
Configuring Cluster Export Services
Setting up Cluster Export Services shared root file system
Configuring Cluster Export Services nodes
Configuring CES protocol service IP addresses
CES IP aliasing to network adapters on protocol nodes
Deploying Cluster Export Services packages on existing IBM Storage Scale nodes
Verifying the final CES configurations
Creating and configuring file systems and filesets for exports
Configuring with the installation toolkit
Deleting a Cluster Export Services node from an IBM Storage Scale cluster
Setting up Cluster Export Services groups in an IBM Storage Scale cluster
Setting up self-signed SSL/TLS certificates for secure communication between the S3 client and the S3 service
Configuring syslog-ng for the S3 protocol
Configuring first-time data capture for CES NFS
Configuring NFS statistics collection
Configuring debug data collection for NFS hung scenarios
Configuring and tuning your system for GPFS
General system configuration and tuning considerations
Clock synchronization
GPFS administration security
Cache usage
The GPFS token system's effect on cache settings
Access patterns
Aggregate network interfaces
Swap space
Linux configuration and tuning considerations
updatedb considerations
Memory considerations
GPFS helper threads
Communications I/O
Disk I/O
AIX configuration and tuning considerations
GPFS use with Oracle
Parameters for performance tuning and optimization
Recommendations for tuning maxTcpConnsPerNodeConn parameter
Tuning parameters change history
Ensuring high availability of the GUI service
Configuring and tuning your system for cloud services
Configuration command execution matrix
Designating the cloud services nodes
Starting up the cloud services software
Managing a cloud storage account
Amazon S3
Swift3 account
IBM Cloud Object Storage
Microsoft Azure
Defining cloud storage access points (CSAP)
Creating cloud services
Configuring cloud services with SKLM (optional)
Binding your file system or fileset to the Cloud service by creating a container pair set
Backing up the cloud services database to the cloud
Backing up the cloud services configuration
Configuring the maintenance windows
Enabling a policy for cloud data sharing export service
Tuning cloud services parameters
Integrating cloud services metrics with the performance monitoring tool
GPFS-based configuration
File-based configuration
Setting up transparent cloud tiering service on a remotely mounted client
Deploying WORM solutions
Creating immutable filesets and files
Setting up transparent cloud tiering for WORM solutions
Setting up a private key and creating locked vaults
Setting up a private key and a private certificate
Creating locked vaults
Configuring Transparent cloud tiering with certificate-based authentication and locked vaults
Rotating client key or revoking old certificate
Updating transparent cloud tiering with a new private key and certificate
Configuring IBM Power Systems for IBM Storage Scale
Tuning the operating system
Logical partitioning (LPAR) hardware allocations for NUMA-based Power servers
Running Dynamic Platform Optimizer (DPO) to optimize an LPAR
Configuring INT_LOG_MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE Parameter
Configuring file audit logging
Enabling file audit logging on a file system
Disabling file audit logging on a file system
Enabling or skipping filesets with file audit logging
Actions that the mmaudit command takes to enable file audit logging
Actions that the mmaudit command takes to disable file audit logging
Enabling and disabling file audit logging using the GUI
Viewing file systems that have file audit logging enabled with the GUI
Enabling file audit logging on an owning cluster for a file system that is remotely mounted
Configuring clustered watch folder
Enabling a clustered watch
Disabling a clustered watch
Configuration of an external Kafka sink in the IBM Storage Scale cluster
Actions that the mmwatch command takes to enable a clustered watch
Actions that the mmwatch command takes to disable a clustered watch
Configuring the cloudkit
Configuring your AWS cloud account
Optimal setup considerations
Configuring your GCP cloud account
Configuring your Microsoft Azure cloud account
Configuring your IBM Cloud account
Configuring permissions to use cloudkit on public clouds
Configuring IAM permissions
Configuring the IBM Storage Scale environment in the AWS Cloud
Configuring Active File Management
Configuration parameters for AFM, AFM-DR, and AFM to cloud object storage
Configuration changes in an existing AFM relationship
Adding gateway nodes to the cache cluster
The NFS server at the home cluster
Enabling AFM Network File System version 4
Mapping IDs with the AFM Network File System version 4
Enabling or disabling the fast remove for large directories deletion
Configuring writable snapshots
Creating a writable snapshot
Using writable snapshots for the disaster recovery testing
Enabling the failover mapping
Configuring asynchronous auto prefetch for AFM NFS-based filesets
Configuring AFM with nonstandard NFS ports
Configuring AFM-based DR
Changing configuration in an existing AFM DR relationship
Changing NFS server on secondary
Changing gateway nodes on primary
Configuring AFM to cloud object storage
Configuring an AFM to cloud object storage fileset with Microsoft Azure Blob
Configuring AFM to cloud object storage for Azure Blob storage by using MinIO as S3 gateway
Configuring AFM to cloud object storage fileset by using use-keys and STS token
Configuring AFM to cloud object storage to use Google cloud storage
Configuring the replication at the file system level by using the manual updates mode of the AFM to cloud object storage
Configuring a new file system for the replication by using the manual updates mode of the AFM to cloud object storage
Configuring an existing file system for the replication by using the manual updates mode of the AFM to cloud object storage
Configuring the multi-site replication of AFM to cloud object storage
Configuring asynchronous auto prefetch
Configuring SQS-based asynchronous notifications
Configuring asynchronous notifications with Amazon SQS for watch folder events
Configuring an AFM to cloud object storage fileset with S3 Glacier storage classes
Configuring AFM filesets with custom SSL certificates
Configuring IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Changing the cluster configuration data with IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Node identities
Coexistence with mm-commands CLI
SSH and SCP replacements with IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Tuning for Kernel NFS backend on AFM and AFM DR
Tuning the gateway node on the NFS client
Tuning on both the NFS client (gateway) and the NFS server (the home/secondary cluster)
Tuning the NFS server on the home/secondary cluster or the NFS server
Configuring call home
Configuring call home to enable manual and automated data upload
Configuring the call home groups manually
Configuring the call home groups automatically
Configuring call home using GUI
Configuring custom server for Call Home
Call home configuration examples
Use cases for detecting system changes by using the mmcallhome command
Integrating IBM Storage Scale Cinder driver with Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16.1
Configuring IBM Storage Scale cluster to enable Cinder driver with RHOSP
Deploying IBM Storage Scale Cinder backend configuration in RHOSP
Limitations of integrating IBM Storage Scale Cinder driver with RHOSP
Triple-O heat template environment parameters
Sample IBM Storage Scale Cinder configuration YAML file
Configuring multi-rail over TCP (MROT)
Dynamic pagepool configuration
Configuring shared memory communications direct
Verifying SMC-D requirements on each node
Signing a TLS certificate for mmsysmon
Configuring fileset multitenancy by using the GUI
Configuring the plugins for NVIDIA Nsight Systems
Configuring data tiering
Configuring storage pools for data tiering
Configuring data tiering using mmchattr command
Configuring data tiering using policy rules
Administering
Performing GPFS administration tasks
Requirements for administering a GPFS file system
The adminMode configuration attribute
Common GPFS command principles
Specifying nodes as input to GPFS commands
Stanza files
Listing active IBM Storage Scale commands
Determining how long mmrestripefs takes to complete
Performing parallel copy with mmxcp command
Managing shared memory communications direct
Protecting file data: IBM Storage Scale safeguarded copy
Verifying network operation with the mmnetverify command
Managing file systems
Mounting a file system
Mounting a file system on multiple nodes
Mount options specific to IBM Storage Scale
Mounting a file system through GUI
Changing a file system mount point on protocol nodes
Unmounting a file system
Unmounting a file system on multiple nodes
Unmounting a file system through GUI
Deleting a file system
Determining which nodes have a file system mounted
Checking and repairing a file system
Dynamic validation of descriptors on disk
File system maintenance mode
Listing file system attributes
Modifying file system attributes
Querying and changing file replication attributes
Querying file replication
Changing file replication attributes
Using Direct I/O on a file in a GPFS file system
File compression
Restriping a GPFS file system
Querying file system space
Querying and reducing file system fragmentation
Querying file system fragmentation
Reducing file system fragmentation
Protecting data in a file system using backup
Protecting data in a file system using the mmbackup command
Protecting data in a fileset using the mmbackup command
IBM Storage Protect requirements
Migrating to mmbackup from IBM Storage Protect-interface–based backup
Tuning backups with the mmbackup command
MMBACKUP_PROGRESS_CALLOUT environment variable
Backing up a file system using the GPFS policy engine
Backing up file system configuration information
Using APIs to develop backup applications
Scale Out Backup and Restore (SOBAR)
Scheduling backups using IBM Storage Protect scheduler
Configuration reference for using IBM Storage Protect with IBM Storage Scale
Options in the IBM Storage Protect configuration file dsm.sys
Options in the IBM Storage Protect configuration file dsm.opt
Base IBM Storage Protect client configuration files for IBM Storage Scale usage
Restoring a subset of files or directories from a local file system snapshot
Restoring a subset of files or directories from a local fileset snapshot
Restoring a subset of files or directories from local snapshots using the sample script
Creating and managing file systems by using GUI
File system format changes between versions of IBM Storage Scale
Managing disks
Displaying disks in a GPFS cluster
Adding disks to a file system
Deleting disks from a file system
Replacing disks in a GPFS file system
Additional considerations for managing disks
Displaying GPFS disk states
Disk availability
Disk status
Changing GPFS disk states and parameters
Changing your NSD configuration
Changing NSD server usage and failback
NSD servers: Periodic checks for I/O problems
Enabling and disabling Persistent Reserve
Managing protocol services
Configuring and enabling SMB, NFS, and S3 protocol services
Support of vfs_fruit for the SMB protocol
Configuring and enabling the Swift Object protocol service
Disabling protocol services
Managing protocol user authentication
Setting up authentication servers to configure protocol user access
Integrating with AD server
Integrating with LDAP server
Setting up LDAP server prerequisites
LDAP bind user requirements
OpenLDAP server ACLs
IBM Storage Protect Directory Server ACLs
Updating LDAP user information with Samba attributes
Configuring authentication and ID mapping for file access
Prerequisites
Prerequisite for configuring Kerberos-based SMB access
Authentication considerations for NFSv4 based access
Prerequisites for configuring Kerberos based NFS access
Configuring file authentication by using CLI
Configuring AD-based authentication for file access
Setting up a range of ID maps that can be allotted to the users
Considerations for changing the ID map range and range size
Prerequisite for configuring AD-based authentication for file access
Configuring AD-based authentication with automatic ID mapping
Configuring AD-based authentication with RFC2307 ID mapping
AD authentication with RFC2307 ID mapping for picking UNIX primary group
AD authentication with RFC2307 ID mapping for overlapping unixmap domain ranges
Best practices for configuring AD with RFC2307 as the authentication method
Limitations of the mmuserauth service create command while configuring AD with RFC2307
Configuring AD-based authentication with LDAP ID mapping
Configuring LDAP-based authentication for file access
Configuring LDAP with TLS for file access
Configuring LDAP with Kerberos for file access
Configuring LDAP with TLS and Kerberos for file access
Configuring LDAP without TLS and Kerberos for file access
Configuring NIS-based authentication
Configuring file authentication by using GUI
Configuring authentication for Swift Object access
Managing user-defined authentication
Listing the authentication configuration
Verifying the authentication services configured in the system
Modifying the authentication method
Deleting the authentication and the ID-mapping configuration
Authentication limitations
Managing protocol data exports
Managing SMB shares
Creating SMB share
Creating an SMB share by using GUI
Changing SMB share configuration
Creating SMB share ACLs
Removing SMB shares
Listing SMB shares
Managing SMB shares using MMC
Connecting to SMB shares by using MMC
Creating SMB shares using MMC
Modifying or removing SMB shares using MMC
Managing ACLs of SMB shares using MMC
Modifying offline settings of SMB shares using MMC
Viewing active connections to SMB shares using MMC
Disconnecting active connections to SMB shares using MMC
Viewing open files in SMB shares using MMC
Viewing the number of locks on files in SMB shares using MMC
Managing NFS exports
Creating NFS exports
Creating an NFS export by using GUI
Changing NFS export configuration
Removing NFS exports
Listing NFS exports
GUI navigation for NFS exports
Making bulk changes to NFS exports
Multiprotocol data access considerations
Managing S3 protocol service
Managing S3 accounts and buckets
Managing S3 accounts
Managing an anonymous account
Managing S3 buckets using AWS CLI
Managing S3 buckets using the mms3 command
Managing S3 public buckets
Managing S3 bucket notifications
Managing S3 notification connections
Managing the S3 bucket lifecycle
S3 objects API
S3 buckets API
Backing up the S3 configuration data
Restoring the S3 configuration data
Multiprotocol data access
Managing S3 bucket policies
Creating and managing IAM users for S3 access
Managing S3 configuration through GUI
Monitoring S3 performance through GUI
Viewing S3 data through GUI
Managing S3 buckets and accounts through GUI
Managing Swift Object storage
Understanding and managing Object services
Understanding the mapping of OpenStack commands to IBM Storage Scale administrator commands
Changing Object configuration values
How to change the object base configuration to enable S3 API
Configuring OpenStack EC2 credentials
How to manage the OpenStack S3 API
Managing object capabilities
Managing object versioning
Enabling object versioning
Disabling object versioning
Creating a version of an object: Example
Mapping of storage policies to filesets
Administering storage policies for Swift Object storage
Creating storage policy for object compression
Creating storage policy for object encryption
Adding a region in a multi-region Swift Object deployment
Administering a multi-region object deployment environment
Unified file and Swift Object access in IBM Storage Scale
Enabling object access to existing filesets
Identity management modes for unified file and Swift Object access
local_mode - separate identity between object and file
unified_mode - shared identity between object and file
Authentication in unified file and object access
Validating shared authentication ID mapping
The objectizer process
File path in unified file and Swift Object access
Determining the POSIX path of a unified file and object access enabled fileset
Administering unified file and object access
Enabling the file-access object capability
Starting and stopping the ibmobjectizer service
Setting up the objectizer service interval
Enabling and disabling QOS
Configuring authentication and setting identity management modes for unified file and object access
Creating or using a unified file and object access storage policy
Associating containers with a unified file and object access storage policy
Creating exports on a container that is associated with a unified file and object access storage policy
Enabling object access for selected files
Example scenario - administering unified file and object access
In-place analytics using unified file and object access
Limitations of unified file and object access
Constraints applicable to unified file and object access
Data ingestion examples
curl commands for unified file and object access related user tasks
Configuration files for IBM Storage Scale for object storage
Backing up and restoring object storage
Backing up the object storage
Restoring the object storage
Improving recovery time
Configuration of object for isolated node and network groups
Enabling the object heatmap policy
Managing GPFS quotas
Enabling and disabling GPFS quota management
Default quotas
Implications of quotas for different protocols
Explicitly establishing and changing quotas
Setting quotas for users on a per-project basis
Checking quotas
Listing quotas
Activating quota limit checking
Deactivating quota limit checking
Changing the scope of quota limit checking
Creating file system quota reports
Restoring quota files
Managing quota by using GUI
Managing GUI users
Create GUI users and assign user permissions
Defining a password policy for GUI users
Changing or expiring password of GUI user
Configuring external authentication for GUI users
Configuring multi-factor authentication for GUI users
Configuring GUI details in IBM Security Verify for multi-factor authentication
Managing GPFS access control lists
Traditional GPFS ACL administration
Setting traditional GPFS access control lists
Displaying traditional GPFS access control lists
Applying an existing traditional GPFS access control list
Changing traditional GPFS access control lists
Deleting traditional GPFS access control lists
NFSv4 ACL administration
NFSv4 ACL syntax
ACL entries DELETE and DELETE_CHILD
NFSv4 ACL translation
Setting NFSv4 access control lists
Displaying NFSv4 access control lists
Applying an existing NFSv4 access control list
Changing NFSv4 access control lists
Deleting NFSv4 access control lists
Considerations when using GPFS with NFSv4 ACLs
Exceptions and limitations to NFSv4 ACLs support
Linux ACLs and extended attributes
Authorizing protocol users
Authorizing file protocol users
ACL inheritance
ACL best practices
ACL permissions that are required to work on files and directories
Working with ACLs
Configuring file system ACL by using GUI
Authorizing object users
Configuring container ACLs to authorize object data users
Creating containers
Creating read ACLs to authorize object users
Creating write ACLs to authorize object users
Authorization limitations
Native NFS and GPFS
Exporting a GPFS file system using NFS
Export considerations
Linux export considerations
AIX export considerations
NFS usage of GPFS cache
Synchronous writing using NFS
Unmounting a file system after NFS export
NFS automount considerations
Clustered NFS and GPFS on Linux
Accessing a remote GPFS file system
Remote user access to a GPFS file system
Using NFS/SMB protocol over remote cluster mounts
Configuring protocols on a separate cluster
Managing multi-cluster protocol environments
Upgrading multi-cluster environments
Limitations of protocols on remotely mounted file systems
S3 protocol over remote cluster mounts
Mounting a remote GPFS file system
Fileset access control for remote clusters
Managing remote access to a GPFS file system
Attaching direct storage on IBM Z
Using remote access with multiple network definitions
Using multiple security levels for remote access
Changing security keys with remote access
NIST compliance
Important information about remote access
Information lifecycle management for IBM Storage Scale
Storage pools
Internal storage pools
The system storage pool
The system.log storage pool
Managing storage pools
Creating storage pools
Changing the storage pool assignment of a disk
Changing the storage pool assignment of a file
Deleting storage pools
Listing the storage pools of a file system
Listing the storage pool of a file
Listing disks and associated statistics
Rebalancing files in a storage pool
Using replication in a storage pool
External storage pools
Policies for automating file management
Overview of policies
Policy rules
Policy rules: Syntax
Policy rules: Terms
SQL expressions for policy rules
File attributes in SQL expressions
Using built-in functions
Extended attribute functions
String functions
Numerical functions
Date and time functions
Miscellaneous SQL functions
The mmapplypolicy command and policy rules
Phase one: Selecting candidate files
Phase two: Choosing and scheduling files
Phase three: Migrating and deleting files
Policy rules: Examples and tips
Using macro processing utilities with policy rules
Managing policies
Creating a policy
Installing a policy
Changing the active policy
Listing policies
Validating policies
Deleting policies
Using thresholds to migrate data between pools
Improving performance with the --sort-command parameter
Improving performance in very large file systems
Working with external storage pools
Defining external pools
User-provided program for managing external pools
File list format
Record format
Migrate and recall with external pools
Pre-migrating files with external storage pools
Purging files from external storage pools
Backup and restore with storage pools
Working with external lists
ILM for snapshots
User storage pools
File heat: Tracking file access temperature
Filesets
Fileset namespace
Filesets and quotas
Filesets and storage pools
Filesets and global snapshots
Fileset-level snapshots
Filesets and backup
Managing filesets
Creating a fileset
Creating a fileset by using GUI
Deleting a fileset
Linking a fileset
Unlinking a fileset
Changing fileset attributes
Displaying fileset information
Immutability and appendOnly features
Creating and applying ILM policy by using GUI
Modifying active ILM policy by using GUI
Creating and maintaining snapshots of file systems
Creating a snapshot
Creating a snapshot by using GUI
Listing snapshots
Restoring a file system from a snapshot
Reading a snapshot with the policy engine
Linking to a snapshot
Deleting a snapshot
Managing snapshots using IBM Storage Scale GUI
Creating and managing file clones
Creating file clones
Listing file clones
Deleting file clones
Splitting file clones from clone parents
File clones and disk space management
File clones and snapshots
File clones and policy files
Scale Out Backup and Restore (SOBAR)
Backup procedure with SOBAR
Restore procedure with SOBAR
Data Mirroring and Replication
General considerations for using storage replication with GPFS
Data integrity and the use of consistency groups
Handling multiple versions of IBM Storage Scale data
Continuous Replication of IBM Storage Scale data
Synchronous mirroring with GPFS replication
Setting up IBM Storage Scale synchronous replication
Steps to take after a disaster when using IBM Storage Scale replication
Failover to the surviving site
Failback procedures
Failback with temporary loss and no configuration changes
Failback with temporary loss using the Clustered Configuration Repository (CCR) configuration mechanism
Failback with permanent loss
Synchronous mirroring utilizing storage based replication
An active-active IBM Storage Scale cluster
Setting up an active-active GPFS configuration
Failover to the recovery site and subsequent failback for an active/active configuration
An active-passive IBM Storage Scale cluster
Setting up an active-passive IBM Storage Scale configuration
Failover to the recovery site and subsequent failback for an active-passive configuration
Point-in-time copy of IBM Storage Scale data
Using consistency groups for Point in Time Copy
Using file-system-level suspension for Point in Time Copy
Implementing a clustered NFS environment on Linux
NFS monitoring
NFS failover
NFS locking and load balancing
CNFS network setup
CNFS setup
CNFS administration
Implementing Cluster Export Services
CES features
CES cluster setup
Suspending or resuming CES nodes by using GUI
CES network configuration
CES address failover and distribution policies
CES protocol management
CES management and administration
CES NFS support
CES SMB support
CES HDFS support
Migration of CNFS clusters to CES clusters
Identity management on Windows / RFC 2307 attributes
Auto-generated ID mappings
Configuring ID mappings in Active Directory Users and Computers for Windows Server 2016 (and subsequent) versions
Installing Windows IDMU
Configuring ID mappings in IDMU
Protocols cluster disaster recovery
Protocols cluster disaster recovery limitations and prerequisites
Example setup for protocols disaster recovery
Setting up gateway nodes to ensure cluster communication during failover
Protocols and cluster configuration data required for disaster recovery
Swift Object data required for protocols cluster DR
SMB data required for protocols cluster DR
Failover steps for the SMB protocol
Failback or restore steps for the SMB protocol
NFS data required for protocols cluster DR
Failover steps for the NFS protocol
Failback or restore steps for the NFS protocol
Authentication related data required for protocols cluster DR
Failover steps for authentication data
Failback steps for authentication data
CES data required for protocols cluster DR
Failover steps for CES
Failback or recovery steps for CES
File Placement Optimizer
Distributing data across a cluster
FPO pool file placement and AFM
Configuring FPO
Configuring IBM Storage Scale clusters
Create the IBM Storage Scale cluster
Apply IBM Storage Scale license
Create IBM Storage Scale Network Shared Disks (NSD)
Apply IBM Storage Scale FPO configuration changes
Create the IBM Storage Scale file system and pools
Create IBM Storage Scale Data Placement Policy
Create filesets for MapReduce intermediate and temporary data
Set file system permissions
Basic Configuration Recommendations
Operating system configuration and tuning
IBM Storage Scale configuration and tuning
Optional IBM Storage Scale configuration and tuning
Configuration and tuning of Hadoop workloads
Configuration and tuning of database workloads
Configuring and tuning SparkWorkloads
Ingesting data into IBM Storage Scale clusters
Exporting data out of IBM Storage Scale clusters
Upgrading FPO
Auto recovery
Failure and recovery
diskFailure Event
nodeJoin Event
nodeLeave Event
QoS support for autorecovery
Restrictions
Encryption
Encryption keys
Encryption policies
Encryption policy rules
Preparation for encryption
Establishing an encryption-enabled environment
Simplified setup: Using SKLM with a self-signed certificate
Setup using HashiCorp Vault KMIP Secrets Engine
Simplified setup: Using SKLM with a certificate chain
Simplified setup: Valid and invalid configurations
Simplified setup: Accessing a remote file system
Accessing an encrypted remote file system using keys from Vault KMIP Secrets Engine
Simplified setup: Doing other tasks
Regular setup: Using SKLM with a self-signed certificate
Regular setup: Using SKLM with a certificate chain
Regular setup: Accessing a remote file system
Converting encryption configuration from regular setup to simplified setup
Configuring encryption with SKLM 2.7 or later
Configuring encryption with the Thales CipherTrust Manager key server by using a local certificate authority
Configuring encryption with the Thales CipherTrust Manager key server by using an external certificate authority
Certificate expiration warnings
Renewing client and server certificate
Certificate expiration dates and error messages
Renewing expired server certificates
Renewing expired client certificates
Encryption hints
Secure deletion
Key rotation: Replacing master encryption keys
Encryption and standards compliance
Encryption and FIPS 140 certification
Encryption and NIST SP800-131A compliance
Encryption in a multi-cluster environment
Encryption in a Disaster Recovery environment
Encryption and backup/restore
Encryption and snapshots
Encryption and a local read-only cache (LROC) device
Encryption and external pools
Encryption requirements and limitations
Configuring separate encryption keys for each remote cluster
Managing certificates to secure communications between GUI web server and web browsers
Securing protocol data
Planning for protocol data security
Configuring protocol data security
Data security limitations
Cloud services: Transparent cloud tiering and cloud data sharing
Administering files for transparent cloud tiering
Applying a policy on a transparent cloud tiering node
Migrating files to the cloud storage tier
Pre-migrating files to the cloud storage tier
Recalling files from the cloud storage tier
Reconciling files between IBM Storage Scale file system and cloud storage tier
Cleaning up files transferred to the cloud storage tier
Deleting cloud objects
Managing reversioned files
Listing files migrated to the cloud storage tier
Restoring files
Restoring Cloud services configuration
Checking the cloud services database integrity
Manual recovery of Transparent cloud tiering database
Scale out backup and restore (SOBAR) for cloud services
Overview
Prerequisites for using SOBAR
Prerequisites for the primary site
Prerequisites for the recovery site
Procedure for backup
Procedure for restore
Description of file names and parameters used in the example
cloud data sharing
Listing files exported to the cloud
Importing cloud objects exported through an old version of cloud data sharing
Administering transparent cloud tiering and cloud data sharing services
Stopping cloud services software
Monitoring the health of cloud services software
Checking the cloud services version
Known limitations of cloud services
Managing file audit logging
Managing the list of monitored events
Manage and list currently enabled audits of all types
RDMA tuning
Configuring Mellanox Memory Translation Table (MTT) for GPFS RDMA VERBS Operation
Administering cloudkit
Mounting and unmounting an IBM Storage Scale file system on compute nodes
Editing or scaling out an IBM Storage Scale cloud cluster
Enabling IBM Storage Scale GUI access by using JumpHost
Accessing IBM Storage Scale GUI in AWS
Enabling and disabling repository access
Enabling CES and protocols
Enabling AFM caching
Creating custom AMI
Accessing IBM Storage Scale GUI in AWS
Cleaning up the cluster and the stack
Administering AFM
Migrating data by using active file management
Data migration to an AFM fileset by using the NFS protocol
Running recursive prefetch on the AFM cache RO-mode fileset (new system)
Planning the cutover or conversion of fileset on the new system
Migrating application from an old system to a new system
Data migration to an AFM fileset by using GPFS/NSD protocol
Running recursive prefetch on the AFM cache RO-mode fileset (new system)
Planning the cutover or conversion of fileset on the new system
Migrating application from an old system to a new system
Data migration to an AFM file system by using NFS protocol
Running recursive prefetch on the AFM cache RO-mode fileset system (new system)
Planning the cutover or conversion of file system on the new system
Migrating application from an old system to a new system
Data migration to an AFM file system by using GPFS/NSD protocol
Running recursive prefetch on the AFM cache RO-mode fileset system (new system)
Planning the cutover or conversion of file system on the new system
Migrating application from an old system to a new system
Creating an AFM relationship by using the NFS protocol
Setting up the home cluster
Setting up the cache cluster
Example of creating an AFM relationship by using the NFS protocol
Example of AFM support for Kerberos-enabled NFS protocol exports
Creating an AFM relationship by using GPFS protocol
Setting up the home cluster
Setting up the cache cluster
Example of creating an AFM relationship by using the GPFS protocol
Checking the synchronization status of an AFM fileset
Pre-populating metadata by using the out-of-band prefetch
AFM to cloud object storage policy-based deletion for the manual updates mode
Improving write and remove operations efficiency in the manual updates mode
Evicting metadata or inode automatically from AFM filesets
Creating and managing writable snapshots
Synchronizing AFM cache by using outband updates
Administering AFM through GUI
Monitoring options available in the Active File Management page
Managing AFM filesets
Administering AFM DR
Enabling integrated archive manager modes on AFM-DR filesets
Creating an AFM-based DR relationship
Converting GPFS filesets to AFM DR
Converting AFM relationship to AFM DR
Administering AFM to cloud object storage
Creating a fileset by using proxy endpoints
Managing AFM to cloud object storage keys
Creating AFM to cloud object storage relation in different modes
Evicting files or objects data
Evicting files or objects metadata
Evicting data or objects by using the manual updates mode of the AFM to cloud object storage
Mapping a directory to a cloud object storage bucket
Uploading objects
Downloading objects
Downloading objects by using the outband method
Converting IBM Storage Scale independent fileset to manual update mode
Uploading and downloading files from an MU mode fileset
AFM to COS upload and download statistics
Synchronization of AFM to cloud object storage data to the bucket by using prefix
Migration of a transparent cloud tiering-enabled IBM Storage Scale fileset or file system to an AFM to cloud object storage fileset in the manual update mode
Promoting a TCT-enabled fileset to an AFM to cloud object storage fileset in the manual update mode
Promoting a TCT-enabled file system to an AFM to cloud object storage fileset in the manual update mode
Converting an AFM to cloud object storage fileset supporting Azure Blob storage by using a MinIO gateway to native Azure Blob storage
Specifying a Glacier storage class
Migrating an existing IBM Storage Scale cluster management to the IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Remote cluster support with IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Local read-only cache
Miscellaneous advanced administration topics
Changing IP addresses or host names of cluster nodes
Enabling a cluster for IPv6
Using multiple token servers
Exporting file system definitions between clusters
IBM Storage Scale port usage
IBM Storage Scale GUI port usage
Securing IBM Storage Scale by using a firewall
Firewall recommendations for the IBM Storage Scale installation
Firewall recommendations for internal communication among nodes
Firewall recommendations for protocol access
Firewall recommendations for IBM Storage Scale GUI
Firewall recommendations for IBM SKLM
Firewall recommendations for Performance Monitoring tool
Firewall considerations for Active File Management (AFM)
Firewall considerations for remote mounting of file systems
Firewall recommendations for using IBM Storage Protect with IBM Storage Scale
Firewall considerations for using IBM Spectrum Archive with IBM Storage Scale
Firewall recommendations for call home
Firewall recommendations for IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Examples of how to open firewall ports
Supported web browser versions and web browser settings for GUI
GUI limitations
Monitoring
Monitoring system health by using IBM Storage Scale GUI
Monitoring events by using GUI
Event notifications
Configuring email notifications
Monitoring tips by using GUI
Monitoring thresholds by using GUI
Monitoring system health by using the mmhealth command
Monitoring the health of a node
Running a user-defined script when an event is raised
Event type and monitoring status for system health
Creating, raising, and finding custom defined events
Threshold monitoring for system health
Threshold monitoring prerequisites
Predefined and user-defined thresholds
Active threshold monitor role
Performance data, statistics, and thresholds
System health monitoring use cases
Threshold monitoring use cases
Use case 1: Create a threshold rule and use the mmhealth command to observe the changes in the HEALTH status
Use case 2: Observe the file system capacity usage by using default threshold rules
Use case 3: Observe the health status changes for a particular component based on the specified threshold rules
Use case 4: Create threshold rules for specific filesets
Use case 5: Identify the ACTIVE PERFORMANCE MONITOR node
Use case 6: Observe the memory usage with MemFree_Rule
Use case 7: Observe the running state of the defined threshold rules
Configuring webhook by using the mmhealth command
Webhook JSON data
Additional checks on file system availability for CES exported data
Proactive system health alerts
Dynamic page pool monitoring
Performance monitoring
Network performance monitoring
Monitoring networks by using GUI
Monitoring I/O performance with the mmpmon command
Overview of mmpmon
Specifying input to the mmpmon command
Running mmpmon on multiple nodes
Running mmpmon concurrently from multiple users on the same node
Display I/O statistics per mounted file system
Example of mmpmon fs_io_s request
Display I/O statistics for the entire node
Example of mmpmon io_s request
Understanding the node list facility
Add node names to a list of nodes for mmpmon processing
Example of mmpmon nlist add request
Delete a node list
Example of mmpmon nlist del request
Create a new node list
Show the contents of the current node list
Example of mmpmon nlist s request
Delete node names from a list of nodes for mmpmon processing
Node list examples and error handling
A successful fs_io_s request propagated to two nodes
Failure on a node accessed by mmpmon
Node shutdown and quorum loss
Node list failure values
Reset statistics to zero
Example of mmpmon reset request
Understanding the request histogram facility
Specifying the size ranges for I/O histograms
Specifying the latency ranges for I/O
Changing the request histogram facility request size and latency ranges
Processing of rhist nr
Example of mmpmon rhist nr request
Disabling the request histogram facility
Example of mmpmon rhist off request
Enabling the request histogram facility
Example of mmpmon rhist on request
Displaying the request histogram facility pattern
Example of mmpmon rhist p request
Resetting the request histogram facility data to zero
Example of mmpmon rhist reset request
Displaying the request histogram facility statistics values
Example of mmpmon rhist s request
Understanding the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) facility
Displaying the aggregation of execution time for Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs)
Example of mmpmon rpc_s request
Displaying the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) execution time according to the size of messages
Example of mmpmon rpc_s size request
Displaying mmpmon version
Example of mmpmon ver request
Example mmpmon scenarios and how to analyze and interpret their results
fs_io_s and io_s output - how to aggregate and analyze the results
Request histogram (rhist) output - how to aggregate and analyze the results
Using request source and prefix directive once
An example of once and source usage
Other information about mmpmon output
Counter sizes and counter wrapping
Return codes from mmpmon
Using the performance monitoring tool
Configuring the performance monitoring tool
Configuring the sensor
Identifying the type of configuration in use
Automated configuration
Manual configuration
Adding or removing a sensor from an existing automated configuration
Automatic assignment of single node sensors
Enabling performance monitoring sensors by using GUI
Impact of sensor configuration
Configuring the initial sensor data poll delay for long periods
Configuring the collector
Configuring multiple collectors
Migrating the pmcollector
List of performance metrics
Linux metrics
GPFS metrics
AFM metrics
Protocol metrics
NFS metrics
SMB metrics
CES S3 metrics
CTDB metrics
Cross protocol metrics
cloud services metrics
IBM Storage Scale System metrics
Detailed performance monitoring metrics
Enabling protocol metrics
Configuring performance monitoring API keys
Starting and stopping the performance monitoring tool
Restarting the performance monitoring tool
Configuring the metrics to collect performance data
Removing non-detectable resource identifiers from the performance monitoring tool database
Measurements
Using QoS to collect fileset-level I/O statistics
Viewing and analyzing the performance data
Performance monitoring using IBM Storage Scale GUI
Configuring performance monitoring options in GUI
Configuring performance metrics and display options in the Statistics page of the GUI
Configuring the dashboard to view performance charts
Performance metrics available in the GUI
Querying performance data shown in the GUI through CLI
Monitoring performance of nodes
Monitoring performance of file systems
Monitoring performance of NSDs
Viewing performance data with mmperfmon
List of queries
Using IBM Storage Scale performance monitoring bridge with Grafana
Analyzing CES S3 metrics
Monitoring GPUDirect storage
Monitoring events through callbacks
Monitoring capacity through GUI
Monitoring AFM and AFM DR
Monitoring fileset states for AFM
Monitoring fileset states for AFM DR
Monitoring health and events
Monitoring with mmhealth
Monitoring callback events for AFM and AFM DR
Monitoring performance
Monitoring using mmpmon
Monitoring using mmperfmon
Monitoring prefetch
Monitoring status using mmdiag
Policies used for monitoring AFM and AFM DR
Monitoring AFM and AFM DR using GUI
Monitoring profiling sessions with the plugins for NVIDIA Nsight Systems
Monitoring AFM to cloud object storage
Monitoring fileset states for AFM to cloud object storage
Monitoring health and events
Monitoring performance
Monitoring using mmpmon
Monitoring using mmperfmon
Monitoring AFM to cloud object storage download and upload
Monitoring IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Monitoring the IBM Storage Scale system by using call home
Uploading custom files using call home
Monitoring remote cluster through GUI
Monitoring file audit logging
Monitoring file audit logging states
Monitoring the file audit logging fileset for events
Monitoring file audit logging using mmhealth commands
Monitoring file audit logging using the GUI
Monitoring file audit logging using audit log parser
Example of parsing file audit logs with python
Monitoring file audit logging with rsyslog and SELinux
Monitoring clustered watch folder
Monitoring clustered watch folder states
Monitoring clustered watch folder with the mmhealth command
Monitoring clustered watch folder with the mmwatch status command
Monitoring clustered watch folder using GUI
Monitoring local read-only cache
Monitoring health and events with mmhealth commands
Monitoring LROC status using mmdiag command
Monitoring file contents in LROC with mmcachectl command
Troubleshooting
Best practices for troubleshooting
How to get started with troubleshooting
Back up your data
Resolve events in a timely manner
Keep your software up to date
Subscribe to the support notification
Know your IBM warranty and maintenance agreement details
Know how to report a problem
Other problem determination hints and tips
Which physical disk is associated with a logical volume in AIX systems?
Which nodes in my cluster are quorum nodes?
What is stored in the /tmp/mmfs directory and why does it sometimes disappear?
Why does my system load increase significantly during the night?
What do I do if I receive message 6027-648?
Why can't I see my newly mounted Windows file system?
Why is the file system mounted on the wrong drive letter?
Why does the offline mmfsck command fail with "Error creating internal storage"?
Why do I get timeout executing function error message?
Questions related to active file management
Understanding the system limitations
Collecting details of the issues
Collecting details of issues by using logs, dumps, and traces
Time stamp in GPFS log entries
Logs
GPFS logs
Creating a master GPFS log file
Audit messages for cluster configuration changes
Protocol services logs
S3 logs
SMB logs
NFS logs
Winbind logs
The IBM Storage Scale HDFS transparency log
Protocol authentication log files
CES monitoring and troubleshooting
Error displayed when an IP address is removed from the ces_group
Operating system error logs
MMFS_ABNORMAL_SHUTDOWN
MMFS_DISKFAIL
MMFS_ENVIRON
MMFS_FSSTRUCT
MMFS_GENERIC
MMFS_LONGDISKIO
MMFS_QUOTA
MMFS_SYSTEM_UNMOUNT
MMFS_SYSTEM_WARNING
Error log entry example
Transparent cloud tiering logs
Performance monitoring tool logs
File audit logging logs
Active File Management error logs
Setting up core dumps on a client RHEL or SLES system
Configuration changes required on protocol nodes to collect core dump data
Setting up an Ubuntu system to capture crash files
Trace facility
Generating GPFS trace reports
CES tracing and debug data collection
Data collection
Types of tracing
Collecting trace information
Running a typical trace
Trace timeout
Trace log files
Trace configuration file
Resetting the trace system
Using advanced options
Tips for using mmprotocoltrace
Collecting diagnostic data through GUI
CLI commands for collecting issue details
Using the gpfs.snap command
Data gathered by gpfs.snap on all platforms
Data gathered by gpfs.snap on AIX
Data gathered by gpfs.snap on Linux
Data gathered by gpfs.snap on Windows
Data gathered by gpfs.snap for a controller snapshot
Data gathered by gpfs.snap on Linux for protocols
Data gathered for SMB on Linux
Data gathered for NFS on Linux
Data gathered for S3 on Linux
Data gathered for Object on Linux
Data gathered for CES on Linux
Data gathered for authentication on Linux
Data gathered by gpfs.snap for File audit logging and Watchfolder components
Data gathered for Hadoop on Linux
Data gathered for core dumps on Linux
Data gathered for performance on Linux
mmdumpperfdata command
mmfsadm command
Commands for GPFS cluster state information
The mmafmctl Device getstate command
The mmhealth command
The mmdiag command
The mmgetstate command
The mmlscluster command
The mmlsconfig command
The mmrefresh command
The mmsdrrestore command
The mmexpelnode command
GPFS file system and disk information commands
Restricted mode mount
Read-only mode mount
The lsof command
The mmlsmount command
The mmapplypolicy -L command
mmapplypolicy -L 0
mmapplypolicy -L 1
mmapplypolicy -L 2
mmapplypolicy -L 3
mmapplypolicy -L 4
mmapplypolicy -L 5
mmapplypolicy -L 6
The mmcheckquota command
The mmlsnsd command
The mmwindisk command
The mmfileid command
The SHA digest
Collecting details of the issues from performance monitoring tools
Other problem determination tools
Managing deadlocks
Debug data for deadlocks
Automated deadlock detection
Automated deadlock data collection
Pending remote procedure call detection
Exclude list for automatic expel
Installation and configuration issues
Resolving most frequent problems related to installation, deployment, and upgrade
Finding deployment related error messages more easily and using them for failure analysis
Problems due to missing prerequisites
Problems due to mixed operating system levels in the cluster
Problems due to using the installation toolkit for functions or configurations not supported
Understanding supported upgrade functions with installation toolkit
Installation toolkit setup command fails after upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04
Installation toolkit fails with Python not found error
Installation toolkit fails on Ubuntu 20.04.4 nodes with Ansible related error
Installation toolkit Ansible package troubleshooting if it fails for already installed ansible for Red Hat Enterprise Linux® 9.0 and >= Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6
Ansible playbook is not found after installation
Installation toolkit fails if running yum commands result in warning or error
Installation toolkit operation fails with PKey parsing or OpenSSH keys related errors
Installation toolkit setup fails with an ssh-agent related error
systemctl commands time out during installation, deployment, or upgrade with the installation toolkit
Installation toolkit setup on Ubuntu fails due to dpkg database lock issue
Installation toolkit config populate operation fails to detect object endpoint
Installation toolkit fails due to the failed URL request of an IBM Storage Scale GPG key
Post installation and configuration problems
Cluster is crashed after re-installation
Node cannot be added to the GPFS cluster
Problems with the /etc/hosts file
Linux configuration considerations
Python conflicts while deploying object packages using installation toolkit
Problems with running commands on other nodes
Authorization problems
Connectivity problems
GPFS error messages for rsh problems
Cluster configuration data file issues
GPFS cluster configuration data file issues
GPFS error messages for cluster configuration data file problems
Recovery from loss of GPFS cluster configuration data file
Automatic backup of the GPFS cluster data
Installation of gpfs.gpfsbin reports an error
GPFS application calls
Error numbers specific to GPFS applications calls
GPFS modules cannot be loaded on Linux
GPFS daemon issues
GPFS daemon does not come up
Steps to follow if the GPFS daemon does not come up
Unable to start GPFS after the installation of a new release of GPFS
GPFS error messages for shared segment and network problems
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when the daemon is unable to come up
GPFS daemon went down
GPFS commands are unsuccessful
GPFS error messages for unsuccessful GPFS commands
Quorum loss
CES configuration issues
Application program errors
GPFS error messages for application program errors
Windows issues
Home and .ssh directory ownership and permissions
Problems running as Administrator
GPFS Windows and SMB2 protocol (CIFS serving)
Upgrade issues
Installation toolkit setup command fails on RHEL 7.x nodes with setuptools package-related error
Upgrade precheck by using the installation toolkit might fail on protocol nodes in an ESS environment
Home cluster unable to unload mmfs modules for upgrades
File conflict issue while upgrading SLES on IBM Storage Scale nodes
NSD nodes cannot connect to storage after upgrading from SLES 15 SP1 to SP2
After upgrading IBM Storage Scale code, trying to mark events as read returns a server error message
RDMA adapters not supporting ATOMIC operations
CCR issues
Network issues
IBM Storage Scale failures due to a network failure
OpenSSH connection delays
Analyze network problems with the mmnetverify command
File system issues
File system fails to mount
GPFS error messages for file system mount problems
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when a file system mount is not successful
Mount failure due to client nodes joining before NSD servers are online
File system fails to unmount
Remote node expelled after remote file system successfully mounted
File system forced unmount
Additional failure group considerations
GPFS error messages for file system forced unmount problems
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when a file system has been forced to unmount
Automount file system does not mount
Steps to follow if automount fails to mount on Linux
Steps to follow if automount fails to mount on AIX
Remote file system does not mount
Remote file system I/O fails with the “Function not implemented” error message when UID mapping is enabled
Remote file system does not mount due to differing GPFS cluster security configurations
Cannot resolve contact node address
The remote cluster name does not match the cluster name supplied by the mmremotecluster command
Contact nodes down or GPFS down on contact nodes
GPFS is not running on the local node
The NSD disk does not have an NSD server specified, and the mounting cluster does not have direct access to the disks
The cipherList option has not been set properly
Remote mounts fail with the permission denied error message
Unable to determine whether a file system is mounted
GPFS error messages for file system mount status
Multiple file system manager failures
GPFS error messages for multiple file system manager failures
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when file system manager appointment fails
Discrepancy between GPFS configuration data and the on-disk data for a file system
Errors associated with storage pools, filesets and policies
A NO_SPACE error occurs when a file system is known to have adequate free space
Negative values occur in the 'predicted pool utilizations', when some files are 'ill-placed'
Policies - usage errors
Errors encountered with policies
Filesets - usage errors
Errors encountered with filesets
Storage pools - usage errors
Errors encountered with storage pools
Snapshot problems
Problems with locating a snapshot
Problems not directly related to snapshots
GPFS error messages for indirect snapshot errors
Snapshot usage errors
GPFS error messages for snapshot usage errors
Snapshot status errors
GPFS error messages for snapshot status errors
Snapshot directory name conflicts
Errors encountered when restoring a snapshot
Failures using the mmbackup command
GPFS error messages for mmbackup errors
IBM Storage Protect error messages
Data integrity
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when data integrity may be corrupted
Messages requeuing in AFM
NFSv4 ACL problems
Disk issues
NSD and underlying disk subsystem failures
Error encountered while creating and using NSD disks
Displaying NSD information
Disk device name is an existing NSD name
GPFS has declared NSDs as down
Unable to access disks
Guarding against disk failures
Disk connectivity failure and recovery
Partial disk failure
GPFS has declared NSDs built on top of AIX logical volumes as down
Verify whether the logical volumes are properly defined
Check the volume group on each node
Volume group varyon problems
Disk accessing commands fail to complete due to problems with some non-IBM disks
Disk media failure
Replica mismatches
Methods to repair metadata and data block replica mismatches
Repairing data block replica mismatches with the global replica selection rule
Repairing data block replica mismatches with the file level replica selection rule
Format of the gpfs.readReplicaRule string
Example of using the gpfs.readReplicaRule string
Replicated metadata and data
Replicated metadata only
Strict replication
No replication
GPFS error messages for disk media failures
Error numbers specific to GPFS application calls when disk failure occurs
Persistent Reserve errors
Understanding Persistent Reserve
Checking Persistent Reserve
Clearing a leftover persistent reservation (PR)
Manually enabling or disabling Persistent Reserve
GPFS is not using the underlying multipath device
Kernel panics with the message "GPFS deadman switch timer has expired and there are still outstanding I/O requests"
Deleting all the disks from a performance pool
GPUDirect Storage troubleshooting
Security issues
Encryption issues
Unable to add encryption policies
Receiving Permission denied message
Value too large failure when creating a file
Mount failure for a file system with encryption rules
Permission denied failure of key rewrap
Authentication issues
File protocol authentication setup issues
Protocol authentication issues
Authentication error events
Nameserver issues related to AD authentication
Authorization issues
The IBM Security Lifecycle Manager prerequisites cannot be installed
IBM Security Lifecycle Manager cannot be installed
Protocol issues
NFS issues
CES NFS failure due to network failure
NFS client with stale inode data
NFS mount issues
NFS error events
NFS error scenarios
Collecting diagnostic data for NFS
NFS startup warnings
NFS client and server runtime diagnostic
Collecting NFS client debug data
Collecting NFS server trace data
Troubleshooting NFS issues by using nfs_client_debug_script.py and ganeshatracectl
SMB issues
Determining the health of integrated SMB server
File access failure from an SMB client with sharing conflict
SMB client on Linux fails with an NT status logon failure
SMB client on Linux fails with the NT status password must change error message
SMB mount issues
Net use on Windows fails with System error 86
Net use on Windows fails with System error 59 for some users
Winbindd causes high CPU utilization
SMB error events
SMB access issues
Slow access to SMB caused by contended access to files or directories
CTDB issues
smbd start issue
S3 issues
I/O upload fails with "Could not connect to the endpoint URL."
I/O upload fails with “We encountered an internal error. Please try again”.
I/O upload fails because of invalid ID or the multipart upload aborted or completed
I/O upload fails with “The specified key does not exist”.
The CES shared root path is not mounted or unavailable
Inaccessibility of the CES shared root path
Cannot locate a config.json file
S3 backup fails
The S3 configuration is not restored
Cannot find the mms3-config.json file in the CES shared root path
Cannot recover secret keys if encryption master keys are regenerated
Cron job synchronization issue
Cronjob setting for bucket notification interval
Cannot recover passwords for connections if encryption master keys are regenerated
S3 backup does not include certificates
NoSuchKeyExists
AccessDenied
S3 notification events missed
Duplicate S3 notification events
NooBaa endpoint failure because of reserved ports
The S3 bucket listing failure
The bucket create fails to inherit ACL
S3 service health fails with the s3_invalid_config event after bucket creation failure
The first-time window shows 0 for minimum time
Disaster recovery issues
Disaster recovery setup problems
Other problems with disaster recovery
Performance issues
Issues caused by the low-level system components
Suboptimal performance due to high utilization of the system level components
Suboptimal performance due to long IBM Storage Scale waiters
Suboptimal performance due to networking issues caused by faulty system components
Issues caused by the suboptimal setup or configuration of the IBM Storage Scale cluster
Suboptimal performance due to unbalanced architecture and improper system level settings
Suboptimal performance due to low values assigned to IBM Storage Scale configuration parameters
Suboptimal performance due to new nodes with default parameter values added to the cluster
Suboptimal performance due to low value assigned to QoSIO operation classes
Suboptimal performance due to improper mapping of the file system NSDs to the NSD servers
Suboptimal performance due to incompatible file system block allocation type
Issues caused by the unhealthy state of the components used
Suboptimal performance due to failover of NSDs to secondary server - NSD server failure
Suboptimal performance due to failover of NSDs to secondary server - Disk connectivity failure
Suboptimal performance due to file system being fully utilized
Suboptimal performance due to VERBS RDMA being inactive
Issues caused by the use of configurations or commands related to maintenance and operation
Suboptimal performance due to maintenance commands in progress
Suboptimal performance due to frequent invocation or execution of maintenance commands
Suboptimal performance when a tracing is active on a cluster
Suboptimal performance due to replication settings being set to 2 or 3
Suboptimal performance due to updates made on a file system or fileset with snapshot
Delays and deadlocks
Failures using the mmpmon command
Setup problems using mmpmon
Incorrect output from mmpmon
Abnormal termination or hang in mmpmon
Tracing the mmpmon command
GUI and monitoring issues
Insufficient GUI memory on large clusters
GUI reported as DEGRADED due to GPFS_JOBS refresh task failure
GUI fails to start
GUI fails to restart after upgrade of all other GPFS packages on SLES 15 SP3
GUI fails to start after manual installation or upgrade on Ubuntu nodes
GUI login page does not open
GUI performance monitoring issues
GUI is showing “Server was unable to process the request” error
GUI is displaying outdated information
Capacity information is not available in GUI pages
GUI automatically logs off the users when using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
AFM issues
AFM DR issues
AFM to cloud object storage issues
Troubleshooting IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Common errors in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
IBM Storage Scale native REST API logs
Request IDs in IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Debugging the IBM Storage Scale native REST API issues
Debugging node identities issues
Troubleshooting persistent reserve errors for IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Disabling and re-enabling IBM Storage Scale native REST API
Transparent cloud tiering issues
File audit logging issues
Failure of mmaudit because of the file system level
JSON reporting issues in file audit logging
File audit logging issues with remotely mounted file systems
Audit fileset creation issues when enabling file audit logging
Failure to append messages to Buffer Pool
Cloudkit issues
Common cloudkit issues
Cloudkit issues on AWS
Cloudkit issues on GCP
Cloudkit issues on Azure
IBM Storage Scale on AWS issues
Diagnosing and cleaning-up deployment failures
Collecting debug data
Troubleshooting mmwatch
Troubleshooting plugin issues for NVIDIA Nsight Systems
Troubleshooting Shared memory communications direct issues
Health monitoring issues
Maintenance procedures
Directed maintenance procedures available in the GUI
Start NSD
Start GPFS daemon
Increase fileset space
Synchronize node clocks
Start performance monitoring collector service
Start performance monitoring sensor service
Activate AFM performance monitoring sensors
Activate NFS performance monitoring sensors
Activate SMB performance monitoring sensors
Configure NFS sensors
Configure SMB sensors
Mount file system if it must be mounted
Start the GUI service on the remote nodes
Repair a failed GUI refresh task
Fixing a failed GUI refresh task caused by an RBAC configuration issue
Directed maintenance procedures for tip events
Recovery procedures
Restoring data and system configuration
Automatic recovery
Upgrade recovery
Recovering cluster configuration by using CCR
Recovering from a single quorum or non-quorum node failure
Recovering from the loss of a majority of quorum nodes
Recovering from damage or loss of the CCR on all quorum nodes
Recovering from an existing CCR backup
Repair of cluster configuration information when no CCR backup is available
Repair of cluster configuration information when no CCR backup information is available: mmsdrrestore command
Support for troubleshooting
Contacting IBM support center
Information to be collected before contacting the IBM Support Center
How to contact the IBM Support Center
Call home notifications to IBM Support
References
Events
Afm events
Array events
Auth events
Block events
Callhome events
Canister events
Cesnetwork events
Cescluster events
Cloudgateway events
Clusterstate events
Dataorch events
Disk events
Enclosure events
Encryption events
Fileauditlog events
Filesystem events
Filesysmgr events
Gds events
Gpfs events
Gui events
Hadoopconnector events
Healthcheck events
Hdfs_datanode events
Hdfs_namenode events
Job events
Keystone events
Localcache events
Msgqueue events
Network events
Nfs events
Noobaa events
Nvme events
Nvmeof events
Perfmon events
Physicaldisk events
Powerhw events
Recoverygroup events
Scalemgmt events
Serverraid events
Smb events
Stretchcluster events
S3 events
Threshold events
Watchfolder events
Virtualdisk events
Transparent cloud tiering status description
cloud services audit events
Messages
Message severity tags
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6027-792
6027-793
6027-794
6027-795
6027-796
6027-797
6027-798
6027-799
6027-850
6027-851
6027-852
6027-853
6027-854
6027-855
6027-856
6027-857
6027-858
6027-859
6027-860
6027-861
6027-862
6027-863
6027-864
6027-865
6027-866 [E]
6027-867
6027-868
6027-869
6027-870 [E]
6027-871 [E]
6027-872 [E]
6027-873 [W]
6027-874 [E]
6027-875 [E]
6027-876 [E]
6027-877 [E]
6027-878 [E]
6027-879 [E]
6027-880
6027-881 [E]
6027-882 [E]
6027-883
6027-884 [E:nnn]
6027-885 [E:nnn]
6027-886 [E:nnn]
6027-887 [W]
6027-888 [W]
6027-889 [E]
6027-890 [E]
6027-891 [X]
6027-892 [E]
6027-893 [X]
6027-894 [X]
6027-895 [X]
6027-896 [X]
6027-897 [X]
6027-898 [X]
6027-899 [X]
6027-900 [E]
6027-901 [E]
6027-902 [E]
6027-903 [E:nnn]
6027-904 [E]
6027-905 [E]
6027-906 [E:nnn]
6027-907 [E:nnn]
6027-908 [W]
6027-909 [E]
6027-910 [E:nnn]
6027-911 [E]
6027-912 [E]
6027-913
6027-914
6027-915
6027-916
6027-917
6027-918
6027-919
6027-920 [E]
6027-921 [E]
6027-922 [X]
6027-923 [W]
6027-924 [X]
6027-925
6027-926
6027-927
6027-928 [E]
6027-929 [W]
6027-930 [W]
6027-931 [E]
6027-932 [E]
6027-933 [W]
6027-934 [W]
6027-935 [W]
6027-936 [W]
6027-937 [E]
6027-938 [E]
6027-939 [E]
6027-940
6027-941
6027-943
6027-944
6027-945
6027-946
6027-947
6027-948 [E:nnn]
6027-949 [E]
6027-950 [E:nnn]
6027-951 [E]
6027-953
6027-954
6027-955
6027-956
6027-957
6027-959
6027-960
6027-961
6027-962
6027-963
6027-964
6027-965
6027-966
6027-967
6027-971
6027-972
6027-973
6027-974
6027-976
6027-977
6027-978
6027-979
6027-980
6027-981
6027-982
6027-983
6027-984 [E]
6027-985
6027-986
6027-987
6027-988
6027-989
6027-990
6027-991
6027-992
6027-993
6027-994
6027-995
6027-996 [E:nnn]
6027-997 [W]
6027-998 [E]
6027-999 [E]
6027-1004
6027-1005
6027-1006
6027-1007
6027-1008
6027-1022
6027-1023
6027-1028
6027-1029
6027-1030
6027-1031
6027-1032
6027-1033
6027-1034
6027-1035
6027-1036
6027-1038
6027-1039
6027-1040
6027-1042
6027-1043
6027-1055
6027-1056
6027-1057
6027-1059
6027-1084
6027-1113
6027-1119
6027-1120
6027-1123
6027-1124
6027-1132
6027-1133
6027-1135
6027-1136
6027-1137
6027-1138
6027-1140
6027-1141
6027-1142
6027-1143
6027-1144
6027-1145
6027-1147
6027-1148
6027-1149
6027-1150
6027-1151
6027-1152
6027-1153
6027-1154
6027-1155
6027-1156
6027-1157
6027-1159
6027-1160
6027-1161
6027-1162
6027-1163
6027-1164
6027-1165
6027-1166
6027-1167
6027-1168
6027-1169
6027-1178
6027-1188
6027-1189
6027-1197
6027-1200
6027-1201
6027-1202
6027-1203
6027-1204
6027-1205
6027-1206
6027-1207
6027-1208
6027-1209
6027-1210
6027-1211
6027-1212
6027-1213
6027-1214
6027-1215
6027-1216
6027-1217
6027-1218
6027-1219
6027-1220
6027-1221
6027-1222
6027-1223
6027-1224
6027-1225
6027-1226
6027-1227
6027-1228
6027-1229
6027-1230
6027-1231
6027-1232
6027-1233
6027-1234
6027-1235
6027-1236
6027-1237
6027-1238
6027-1239
6027-1240
6027-1241
6027-1242
6027-1243
6027-1244
6027-1245
6027-1246
6027-1247
6027-1248
6027-1249
6027-1250
6027-1251
6027-1252
6027-1253
6027-1254
6027-1255
6027-1256
6027-1257
6027-1258
6027-1259
6027-1260
6027-1261
6027-1262
6027-1263
6027-1264
6027-1265 [I]
6027-1268
6027-1269
6027-1270
6027-1271
6027-1272
6027-1273
6027-1274
6027-1275
6027-1276
6027-1277
6027-1278
6027-1285 [E]
6027-1287
6027-1288
6027-1289
6027-1290
6027-1291
6027-1292
6027-1293
6027-1294
6027-1295
6027-1296
6027-1297
6027-1298
6027-1299
6027-1300
6027-1301
6027-1302
6027-1303
6027-1304
6027-1305
6027-1306
6027-1307
6027-1308
6027-1309
6027-1312 [E]
6027-1323 [I]
6027-1324 [I]
6027-1325 [I]
6027-1332
6027-1333
6027-1334
6027-1335
6027-1338
6027-1339
6027-1340
6027-1341
6027-1342
6027-1343
6027-1344
6027-1345
6027-1347
6027-1348
6027-1352
6027-1357
6027-1358
6027-1359
6027-1361
6027-1362
6027-1363
6027-1364
6027-1365
6027-1366
6027-1367
6027-1368
6027-1370
6027-1371
6027-1373
6027-1374
6027-1375
6027-1377
6027-1378
6027-1379
6027-1380
6027-1381
6027-1382
6027-1383
6027-1386
6027-1388
6027-1390
6027-1393
6027-1394
6027-1397 [E]
6027-1450
6027-1500 [E]
6027-1501 [X]
6027-1502 [X]
6027-1503
6027-1504
6027-1505
6027-1507
6027-1508
6027-1509
6027-1510 [E]
6027-1511 [E]
6027-1512 [E]
6027-1513
6027-1514
6027-1515
6027-1516
6027-1517
6027-1518
6027-1519
6027-1520
6027-1521
6027-1522
6027-1523
6027-1524
6027-1525
6027-1530
6027-1531
6027-1532
6027-1533
6027-1534
6027-1535
6027-1536
6027-1537 [E]
6027-1538 [I]
6027-1539 [E]
6027-1540 [A]
6027-1541 [N]
6027-1542 [A]
6027-1543
6027-1544 [W]
6027-1545 [A]
6027-1546 [W]
6027-1547 [A]
6027-1548 [A]
6027-1549 [A]
6027-1550 [W]
6027-1555
6027-1556
6027-1557
6027-1559
6027-1560
6027-1561
6027-1562
6027-1563
6027-1564
6027-1565
6027-1566
6027-1567
6027-1568
6027-1570
6027-1571
6027-1572
6027-1573
6027-1574
6027-1578
6027-1579
6027-1587
6027-1588
6027-1590
6027-1591
6027-1592
6027-1594
6027-1595
6027-1596
6027-1597
6027-1598
6027-1599
6027-1600
6027-1602
6027-1603
6027-1604
6027-1610
6027-1613
6027-1614
6027-1615
6027-1616
6027-1617
6027-1618
6027-1619
6027-1623
6027-1625
6027-1626
6027-1627
6027-1628
6027-1629
6027-1630
6027-1631
6027-1632
6027-1633
6027-1634
6027-1636
6027-1637
6027-1638
6027-1639
6027-1642
6027-1643
6027-1644
6027-1645
6027-1647
6027-1648
6027-1661
6027-1662
6027-1663
6027-1664
6027-1665
6027-1666 [I]
6027-1670
6027-1671
6027-1672
6027-1674
6027-1677
6027-1680
6027-1681
6027-1685
6027-1688
6027-1689
6027-1699
6027-1700
6027-1701
6027-1702
6027-1703
6027-1704
6027-1705
6027-1706
6027-1707
6027-1708
6027-1709 [I]
6027-1710 [N]
6027-1711 [I]
6027-1712
6027-1715
6027-1716 [N]
6027-1717 [E]
6027-1718 [E]
6027-1724 [E]
6027-1725 [E]
6027-1726 [E]
6027-1727 [E]
6027-1728 [E]
6027-1729 [E]
6027-1730 [E]
6027-1731 [E]
6027-1732 [X]
6027-1733
6027-1734 [E]
6027-1735 [E]
6027-1736 [N]
6027-1737 [N]
6027-1738 [E]
6027-1739 [X]
6027-1740 [E]
6027-1741 [E]
6027-1742 [E]
6027-1743 [W]
6027-1744 [I]
6027-1745 [E]
6027-1746 [E]
6027-1747 [W]
6027-1748 [W]
6027-1749 [W]
6027-1750 [N]
6027-1751 [N]
6027-1752 [N]
6027-1753 [E]
6027-1754 [E]
6027-1755 [W]
6027-1756 [E]
6027-1757 [E]
6027-1758 [W]
6027-1759 [I]
6027-1760 [E]
6027-1761 [W]
6027-1803 [E]
6027-1804 [E]
6027-1805 [N]
6027-1806 [X]
6027-1807 [E]
6027-1808 [A]
6027-1809 [E]
6027-1810 [I]
6027-1811 [I]
6027-1812 [E]
6027-1813 [A]
6027-1814 [E]
6027-1815 [A]
6027-1816 [E]
6027-1817 [E]
6027-1818 [I]
6027-1819
6027-1820
6027-1821
6027-1822
6027-1823
6027-1824 [X]
6027-1825 [A]
6027-1826 [W]
6027-1827 [W]
6027-1828 [E]
6027-1829 [E]
6027-1830 [E]
6027-1831 [W]
6027-1832
6027-1900
6027-1901
6027-1902
6027-1903
6027-1904
6027-1905
6027-1906
6027-1908
6027-1909
6027-1910
6027-1911
6027-1927
6027-1929
6027-1930
6027-1931
6027-1932
6027-1933
6027-1934
6027-1936
6027-1937
6027-1938
6027-1939
6027-1940
6027-1941
6027-1942
6027-1943
6027-1945
6027-1947
6027-1948
6027-1949
6027-1950
6027-1951
6027-1962
6027-1963
6027-1964
6027-1965 [E]
6027-1967
6027-1968
6027-1969
6027-1970
6027-1974
6027-1975
6027-1976
6027-1977
6027-1984
6027-1985
6027-1986
6027-1987
6027-1988
6027-1993
6027-1994
6027-1995
6027-1996
6027-1998
6027-1999
6027-2000
6027-2002
6027-2004
6027-2007
6027-2008
6027-2009
6027-2010
6027-2011
6027-2012
6027-2013
6027-2014
6027-2015
6027-2016
6027-2017
6027-2018
6027-2019
6027-2020
6027-2021
6027-2022
6027-2023
6027-2024
6027-2025
6027-2026
6027-2027
6027-2028
6027-2029
6027-2030
6027-2031
6027-2049 [X]
6027-2050 [W]
6027-2051 [W]
6027-2052 [I]
6027-2053 [W]
6027-2054 [W]
6027-2055 [I]
6027-2056 [X]
6027-2057 [W]
6027-2058 [W]
6027-2059 [W]
6027-2060 [W]
6027-2061 [W]
6027-2062 [I]
6027-2063 [X]
6027-2064 [E]
6027-2065 [E]
6027-2100
6027-2101
6027-2102
6027-2103
6027-2104
6027-2105
6027-2106
6027-2107
6027-2108
6027-2109
6027-2110
6027-2111
6027-2112
6027-2113
6027-2114
6027-2115
6027-2116 [E]
6027-2117 [E]
6027-2118 [E]
6027-2119 [E]
6027-2120 [E]
6027-2121 [I]
6027-2122 [E]
6027-2123 [E]
6027-2124 [E]
6027-2125 [E]
6027-2126 [I]
6027-2127 [E]
6027-2128 [E]
6027-2129 [E]
6027-2130 [E]
6027-2131 [E]
6027-2132 [E]
6027-2133 [E]
6027-2134
6027-2135
6027-2136
6027-2137
6027-2138
6027-2139
6027-2140
6027-2141
6027-2142
6027-2143
6027-2144 [E]
6027-2145 [E]
6027-2147 [E]
6027-2148 [E]
6027-2149 [E]
6027-2150
6027-2151
6027-2152
6027-2153
6027-2154
6027-2155
6027-2156
6027-2157
6027-2158
6027-2159 [E]
6027-2160 [E]
6027-2161 [E]
6027-2162 [E]
6027-2163 [E]
6027-2164 [E]
6027-2165 [E]
6027-2166 [E]
6027-2167 [E]
6027-2168 [E]
6027-2169
6027-2170 [E]
6027-2171 [E]
6027-2172 [E]
6027-2173 [I]
6027-2174
6027-2175 [E]
6027-2176 [E]
6027-2177 [E]
6027-2178
6027-2181 [E]
6027-2182 [E]
6027-2183 [E]
6027-2184 [E]
6027-2185 [E]
6027-2186 [E]
6027-2187 [E]
6027-2188
6027-2189 [E]
6027-2190 [E]
6027-2191 [E]
6027-2193 [E]
6027-2194 [E]
6027-2195 [E]
6027-2196 [E]
6027-2197 [E]
6027-2198 [E]
6027-2199 [E]
6027-2200 [E]
6027-2201 [E]
6027-2202 [E]
6027-2203
6027-2204
6027-2205
6027-2206
6027-2207
6027-2208 [E]
6027-2209 [E]
6027-2210 [E]
6027-2211 [E]
6027-2212 [E]
6027-2213 [E]
6027-2214 [E]
6027-2215 [E]
6027-2216
6027-2217 [E]
6027-2218 [E]
6027-2219 [E]
6027-2220 [E]
6027-2221 [E]
6027-2222 [E]
6027-2223 [E]
6027-2224 [E]
6027-2225 [E]
6027-2226 [E]
6027-2227 [E]
6027-2228 [E]
6027-2229 [E]
6027-2230 [E]
6027-2231 [E]
6027-2232 [E]
6027-2233 [E]
6027-2234 [E]
6027-2235 [E]
6027-2236 [E]
6027-2237 [W]
6027-2238 [E]
6027-2239 [E]
6027-2240 [E]
6027-2241 [E]
6027-2242 [E]
6027-2245 [E]
6027-2246 [E]
6027-2247 [E]
6027-2248 [E]
6027-2249 [E]
6027-2250 [E]
6027-2251 [E]
6027-2252 [E]
6027-2253 [E]
6027-2254 [E]
6027-2255 [E]
6027-2256 [E]
6027-2257 [E]
6027-2258 [E]
6027-2259 [E]
6027-2260 [E]
6027-2261 [E]
6027-2262 [E]
6027-2263 [E]
6027-2264 [E]
6027-2265 [E]
6027-2266 [E]
6027-2267 [I]
6027-2268 [E]
6027-2269 [E]
6027-2270 [E]
6027-2271 [E]
6027-2272 [E]
6027-2273 [E]
6027-2274 [E]
6027-2275 [E]
6027-2276 [E]
6027-2277 [E]
6027-2278 [E]
6027-2279 [E]
6027-2280 [E]
6027-2281 [E]
6027-2282 [E]
6027-2283 [E]
6027-2284 [E]
6027-2285 [E]
6027-2286 [E]
6027-2287
6027-2288 [E]
6027-2289 [E]
6027-2290 [E]
6027-2291 [E]
6027-2292 [E]
6027-2293 [E]
6027-2294 [E]
6027-2295 [E]
6027-2296 [E]
6027-2297 [E]
6027-2298 [E]
6027-2299 [E]
6027-2300 [E]
6027-2301 [E]
6027-2302 [E]
6027-2303 [E]
6027-2304 [E]
6027-2305 [E]
6027-2306 [E]
6027-2307 [E]
6027-2308 [E]
6027-2309 [E]
6027-2310 [E]
6027-2311 [E]
6027-2312 [E]
6027-2313 [E]
6027-2314 [E]
6027-2315 [E]
6027-2316 [E]
6027-2317 [E]
6027-2318 [E]
6027-2319 [I]
6027-2320
6027-2321 [E]
6027-2322 [E]
6027-2323 [E]
6027-2324 [E]
6027-2325 [E]
6027-2326 [E]
6027-2327
6027-2329 [E]
6027-2330 [E]
6027-2331 [E]
6027-2332 [E]
6027-2333 [E]
6027-2334 [E]
6027-2335 [E]
6027-2336 [E]
6027-2337 [E]
6027-2338 [E]
6027-2339 [E]
6027-2340 [E]
6027-2341 [E]
6027-2342 [E]
6027-2343 [E]
6027-2344 [E]
6027-2345 [E]
6027-2346 [E]
6027-2347 [E]
6027-2348 [E]
6027-2349 [E]
6027-2350 [E]
6027-2351 [E]
6027-2352
6027-2353 [E]
6027-2354
6027-2355 [E]
6027-2356 [E]
6027-2357 [E]
6027-2358 [E]
6027-2359 [I]
6027-2360 [E]
6027-2361 [E]
6027-2362 [E]
6027-2363 [E]
6027-2364 [E]
6027-2365 [E]
6027-2366
6027-2367 [E]
6027-2368 [E]
6027-2369 [E]
6027-2370 [E]
6027-2371 [E]
6027-2372 [E]
6027-2373
6027-2374 [E]
6027-2376 [E]
6027-2377 [E]
6027-2378 [E]
6027-2379 [E]
6027-2380 [E]
6027-2381 [E]
6027-2382 [E]
6027-2383 [E]
6027-2384 [E]
6027-2385 [E]
6027-2386 [E]
6027-2387 [E]
6027-2388 [E]
6027-2389 [E]
6027-2390 [E]
6027-2391 [E]
6027-2392 [E]
6027-2393 [E]
6027-2394 [E]
6027-2395
6027-2396 [E]
6027-2397 [E]
6027-2398 [E]
6027-2399 [E]
6027-2400
6027-2401 [E]
6027-2402
6027-2403
6027-2404 [E]
6027-2405 [E]
6027-2406 [E]
6027-2407 [E]
6027-2408 [E]
6027-2409 [E]
6027-2410 [E]
6027-2411 [E]
6027-2412 [E]
6027-2413 [E]
6027-2414 [E]
6027-2415
6027-2416
6027-2417
6027-2418
6027-2419 [E]
6027-2420 [E]
6027-2421 [E]
6027-2422 [E]
6027-2423 [E]
6027-2424 [E]
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Command reference
Command exceptions for AIX and Windows
cloudkit command
gpfs.snap command
mmaddcallback command
mmadddisk command
mmaddnode command
mmadquery command
mmafmconfig command
mmafmcosaccess command
mmafmcosconfig command
mmafmcosctl command
mmafmcoskeys command
mmafmctl command
mmafmlocal command
mmapplypolicy command
mmaudit command
mmauth command
mmbackup command
mmbackupconfig command
mmbuildgpl command
mmcachectl command
mmcallhome command
mmces command
mmchattr command
mmchcluster command
mmchconfig command
mmchdisk command
mmcheckquota command
mmchfileset command
mmchfs command
mmchlicense command
mmchmgr command
mmchnode command
mmchnodeclass command
mmchnsd command
mmchpolicy command
mmchpool command
mmchqos command
mmclidecode command
mmclone command
mmcloudgateway command
mmcloudworkflows utility
mmcrcluster command
mmcrfileset command
mmcrfs command
mmcrnodeclass command
mmcrnsd command
mmcrsnapshot command
mmdefedquota command
mmdefquotaoff command
mmdefquotaon command
mmdefragfs command
mmdelacl command
mmdelcallback command
mmdeldisk command
mmdelfileset command
mmdelfs command
mmdelnode command
mmdelnodeclass command
mmdelnsd command
mmdelsnapshot command
mmdf command
mmdiag command
mmdsh command
mmeditacl command
mmedquota command
mmexportfs command
mmfsck command
mmfsckx command
mmfsctl command
mmgetacl command
mmgetstate command
mmhadoopctl command
mmhdfs command
mmhealth command
mmimgbackup command
mmimgrestore command
mmimportfs command
mmkeyserv command
mmlinkfileset command
mmlsattr command
mmlscallback command
mmlscluster command
mmlsconfig command
mmlsdisk command
mmlsfileset command
mmlsfs command
mmlslicense command
mmlsmgr command
mmlsmount command
mmlsnodeclass command
mmlsnsd command
mmlspolicy command
mmlspool command
mmlsqos command
mmlsquota command
mmlssnapshot command
mmmigratefs command
mmmount command
mmnetverify command
mmnfs command
mmnsddiscover command
mmobj command
mmperfmon command
mmpmon command
mmprotocoltrace command
mmpsnap command
mmpstat command
mmptop command
mmputacl command
mmqos command
mmquotaoff command
mmquotaon command
mmreclaimspace command
mmremotecluster command
mmremotefs command
mmrepquota command
mmrestoreconfig command
mmrestorefs command
mmrestrictedctl command
mmrestripefile command
mmrestripefs command
mmrpldisk command
mmsdrrestore command
mmsetquota command
mmshutdown command
mmsmb command
mmsnapdir command
mmstartup command
mmstartpolicy command
mms3 command
mmtracectl command
mmumount command
mmunlinkfileset command
mmuserauth command
mmwatch command
mmwinservctl command
mmxcp command
scalectl command
scalectl apihealth command
scalectl afm command
scalectl afmcos command
scalectl authorization command
scalectl cluster command
scalectl config command
scalectl diagnostics command
scalectl fileset command
scalectl filesystem command
scalectl node command
scalectl nodeclass command
scalectl nsd command
scalectl operations command
scalectl policy command
scalectl troubleshooting command
scalectl utils command
spectrumscale command
Programming reference
IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS information
Overview of IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS
GPFS-specific DMAPI events
DMAPI functions
Mandatory functions implemented in DMAPI for GPFS
Optional functions implemented in DMAPI for GPFS
Optional functions that are not implemented in DMAPI for GPFS
GPFS-specific DMAPI functions
DMAPI configuration attributes
DMAPI restrictions for GPFS
Concepts of IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS
Sessions
Data management events
Reliable DMAPI destroy events
Mount and unmount
Tokens and access rights
Parallelism in Data Management applications
Data Management attributes
Support for NFS
Quota
Memory mapped files
Administration of IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS
Required files for implementation of Data Management applications
GPFS configuration attributes for DMAPI
Enabling DMAPI for a file system
Initializing the Data Management application
Specifications of enhancements for IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS
Enhancements to data structures
Usage restrictions on DMAPI functions
Definitions for GPFS-specific DMAPI functions
dm_handle_to_snap
dm_make_xhandle
dm_remove_dmattr_nosync
dm_set_dmattr_nosync
dm_set_eventlist_nosync
dm_set_region_nosync
dm_sync_dmattr_by_handle
Semantic changes to DMAPI functions
GPFS-specific DMAPI events
Additional error codes returned by DMAPI functions
Failure and recovery of IBM Storage Scale Data Management API for GPFS
Single-node failure
Session failure and recovery
Event recovery
Loss of access rights
DODeferred deletions
DM application failure
GPFS programming interfaces
gpfs_acl_t structure
gpfs_clone_copy() subroutine
gpfs_clone_snap() subroutine
gpfs_clone_split() subroutine
gpfs_clone_unsnap() subroutine
gpfs_close_inodescan() subroutine
gpfs_cmp_fssnapid() subroutine
gpfs_declone() subroutine
gpfs_direntx_t structure
gpfs_direntx64_t structure
gpfs_fcntl() subroutine
gpfs_fgetattrs() subroutine
gpfs_fputattrs() subroutine
gpfs_fputattrswithpathname() subroutine
gpfs_free_fssnaphandle() subroutine
gpfs_fssnap_handle_t structure
gpfs_fssnap_id_t structure
gpfs_fstat() subroutine
gpfs_fstat_x() subroutine
gpfs_get_fsname_from_fssnaphandle() subroutine
gpfs_get_fssnaphandle_by_fssnapid() subroutine
gpfs_get_fssnaphandle_by_name() subroutine
gpfs_get_fssnaphandle_by_path() subroutine
gpfs_get_fssnapid_from_fssnaphandle() subroutine
gpfs_get_pathname_from_fssnaphandle() subroutine
gpfs_get_snapdirname() subroutine
gpfs_get_snapname_from_fssnaphandle() subroutine
gpfs_getacl() subroutine
gpfs_getacl_fd() subroutine
gpfs_iattr_t structure
gpfs_iattr64_t structure
gpfs_iclose() subroutine
gpfs_ifile_t structure
gpfs_igetattrs() subroutine
gpfs_igetattrsx() subroutine
gpfs_igetfilesetname() subroutine
gpfs_igetfilesetdomainid() subroutine
gpfs_igetstoragepool() subroutine
gpfs_iopen() subroutine
gpfs_iopen64() subroutine
gpfs_iputattrsx() subroutine
gpfs_iread() subroutine
gpfs_ireaddir() subroutine
gpfs_ireaddir64() subroutine
gpfs_ireadlink() subroutine
gpfs_ireadlink64() subroutine
gpfs_ireadx() subroutine
gpfs_iscan_t structure
gpfs_lib_init() subroutine
gpfs_lib_term() subroutine
gpfs_linkat() subroutine
gpfs_next_inode() subroutine
gpfs_next_inode64() subroutine
gpfs_next_inode_with_xattrs() subroutine
gpfs_next_inode_with_xattrs64() subroutine
gpfs_next_xattr() subroutine
gpfs_opaque_acl_t structure
gpfs_open_inodescan() subroutine
gpfs_open_inodescan64() subroutine
gpfs_open_inodescan_with_xattrs() subroutine
gpfs_open_inodescan_with_xattrs64() subroutine
gpfs_prealloc() subroutine
gpfs_putacl() subroutine
gpfs_putacl_fd() subroutine
gpfs_quotactl() subroutine
gpfs_quotaInfo_t structure
gpfs_seek_inode() subroutine
gpfs_seek_inode64() subroutine
gpfs_stat() subroutine
gpfs_stat_inode() subroutine
gpfs_stat_inode64() subroutine
gpfs_stat_inode_with_xattrs() subroutine
gpfs_stat_inode_with_xattrs64() subroutine
gpfs_stat_x() subroutine
gpfsFcntlHeader_t structure
gpfsGetDataBlkDiskIdx_t structure
gpfsGetFilesetName_t structure
gpfsGetReplication_t structure
gpfsGetSetXAttr_t structure
gpfsGetSnapshotName_t structure
gpfsGetStoragePool_t structure
gpfsListXAttr_t structure
gpfsRestripeData_t structure
gpfsRestripeRange_t structure
gpfsRestripeRangeV2_t structure
gpfsSetReplication_t structure
gpfsSetStoragePool_t structure
GPFS user exits
mmsdrbackup user exit
nsddevices user exit
syncfsconfig user exit
preunmount user exit
IBM Storage Scale management API endpoints
Access control list endpoints
Access/acls: GET
Access/acls/{userGroup}: GET
Access/acls/{userGroup}: DELETE
Access/acls/{userGroup}/entry/{entryId}: DELETE
Access/acls/{userGroup}: POST
Access/acls/{userGroup}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/acl/{path}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/acl/{path}: PUT
Active File Management endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/afm/state: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/psnaps: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/psnaps/{snapshotName}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/policy: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetsName}/cos/policy: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/policy: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/policy: PUT
afm/upload/{filename}: DELETE
API information endpoints
Info: GET
Asynchronous Jobs endpoints
Jobs: GET
Jobs/{jobId}: DELETE
Jobs/{jobID}: GET
Cloud Object Storage endpoints
/bucket: GET
Bucket/keys: PUT
Bucket/keys/{bucketName}: DELETE
Cluster Export Services endpoints
CES/addresses: GET
CES/addresses/{cesAddress}: GET
CES/services: GET
CES/services/{service}: GET
Cluster management endpoints
Gnr/clustermgmt/nodes/{names}/state: GET
Cluster configuration endpoints
Cluster: GET
Config: GET
Cluster health endpoints
cluster/filesystems/afmFilesets/health/events: GET
cluster/filesystems/health/events: GET
cluster/filesystems/afmFilesets/health/state: GET
cluster/filesystems/health/state: GET
Clustered watch endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/watch: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/watch: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/watches: GET
Diagnostic data endpoints
Diagnostic/snap: GET
Diagnostic/snap: POST
Diagnostic/snap/{snapPath}: GET
Diagnostic/snap/{snapPath}/pmr/{pmrID}: PUT
Diagnostic/snap/{snapPath}: DELETE
Disk management endpoints
Diskmgmt/vdiskset/server/list/{nodeClass}: GET
Encryption endpoints
Encryption/clients: GET
Encryption/keys: GET
Encryption/servers: GET
Encryption/rkms: GET
Encryption/tenants: GET
Encryption/clients/deregister: PUT
Encryption/clients: PUT
Encryption/servers: PUT
Encryption/servers: POST
Encryption/tenants: POST
Encryption/keys: POST
Encryption/clients: POST
Encryption/clients/register: POST
Encryption/clients/{clientName}: DELETE
Encryption/tenants: DELETE
Encryption/servers/{serverName}: DELETE
File audit logging endpoints
Cliauditlog: GET
File system endpoints
filesystems/{filesystemName}/filePath/{filePath}/diagnostic: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/directory/snapDir: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/restripefs: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/suspend: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/resume: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/maintenanceMode/{maintenanceModeOption}: PUT
Filesystems: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/directory/{path}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/audit: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/directory/{path}: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/directory/{path}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/directoryCopy/{sourcePath}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/disks: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/disks/{diskName}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/mount: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/owner/{path}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/owner/{path}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/policies: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/policies: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/pools/{poolName}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/pools: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/symlink/{linkpath}: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/symlink/{path}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/unmount: PUT
usermgmt/changepassword: PUT
Fileset endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/downloadStats: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/uploadStats: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshots/latest: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/cos: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/afmctl: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/directory: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/download: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/evict: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/cos/upload: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/directory/{path}: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/directory/{path}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/directoryCopy/{sourcePath}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/link: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/link: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/symlink/{linkpath}: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/symlink/{path}: DELETE
GPFS tracing endpoints
Gpfs/trace/list: GET
Gpfs/trace/status: GET
Gpfs/trace/set: PUT
Gpfs/trace/start: POST
Gpfs/trace/stop: PUT
Gpfs/trace/{snapPath}: GET
Gpfs/trace/{snapPath}: DELETE
Health management endpoints
Health/config/{interval}: PUT
Health/config/monitor/pause/{node}: PUT
Health/config/monitor/resume/{node}: PUT
Loopback device endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemPath}/loopbackDevice/attach/{fileName}/nodes/{name}: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemPath}/loopbackDevice/detach/{fileName}/nodes/{name}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemPath}/loopbackDevice/{fileName}/nodes/name}: GET
NFS export endpoints
NFS/exports: GET
NFS/exports: POST
NFS/exports/{exportPath}: GET
NFS/exports/{exportPath}: PUT
NFS/exports/{exportPath}: DELETE
Nodes and nodeclass endpoints
Nodeclasses: GET
Nodes/network: POST
Nodeclasses: POST
Nodeclasses/{nodeclassName}: GET
Nodeclasses/{nodeclassName}: DELETE
Nodeclasses/{nodeclassName}: PUT
Nodes/{name}/info/deadlock: GET
Nodes/{name}/info/memory: GET
Nodes/{name}/info/iohist: GET
Nodes/{name}/info/waiters: GET
Nodes: GET
Nodes: POST
Nodes/afm/mapping: GET
Nodes/afm/mapping: POST
Nodes/afm/mapping: DELETE
Nodes/afm/mapping/{mappingName}: GET
Nodes/afm/mapping/{mappingName}: PUT
Nodes/{name}: DELETE
Nodes/{name}: GET
Nodes/{name}: PUT
Nodes/{name}/health/events: GET
Nodes/{name}/health/states: GET
Nodes/{name}/services: GET
Nodes/{name}/services/{serviceName}: GET
Nodes/{name}/services/{serviceName}: PUT
NSD endpoints
NSDs: GET
NSDs/{nsdName}: GET
Performance monitoring endpoints
Perfmon/data: GET
Querying performance data by using /perfmon/data request
Perfmon/sensors/{sensorName}: GET
Perfmon/sensors: GET
Perfmon/sensors/{sensorName}: PUT
Quota Management endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/quotadefaults: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/defaultquotas: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}quotadefaults: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/quotas: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/quotas: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotadefaults: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotadefaults: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotadefaults: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotagracedefaults: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotagracedefaults: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotamanagement: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotas: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/quotas: POST
Remote mount endpoints
Remotemount/authenticationkey: GET
Remotemount/authenticationkey: POST
Remotemount/authenticationkey: PUT
Remotemount/owningclusters: GET
Remotemount/owningclusters: POST
Remotemount/owningclusters/{owningCluster}: DELETE
Remotemount/owningclusters/{owningCluster}: GET
Remotemount/owningclusters/{owningCluster}: PUT
Remotemount/remoteclusters: GET
Remotemount/remoteclusters: POST
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}: DELETE
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}: GET
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}: PUT
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}/access/{owningClusterFilesystem}: POST
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}/access/{owningClusterFilesystem}: PUT
Remotemount/remoteclusters/{remoteCluster}/deny/{owningClusterFilesystem}: DELETE
Remotemount/remotefilesystems: GET
Remotemount/remotefilesystems: POST
Remotemount/remotefilesystems/{remoteFilesystem}: DELETE
Remotemount/remotefilesystems/{remoteFilesystem}: GET
Remotemount/remotefilesystems/{remoteFilesystem}: PUT
Snapshot endpoints
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshotCopy/{snapshotName}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshotCopy/{snapshotName}/path/{sourcePath}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshots: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshots: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshots/{snapshotName}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/filesets/{filesetName}/snapshots/{snapshotName}: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshotCopy/{snapshotName}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshotCopy/{snapshotName}/path/{sourcePath}: PUT
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshots: GET
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshots: POST
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshots/{snapshotName}: DELETE
Filesystems/{filesystemName}/snapshots/{snapshotName}: GET
REST API Access endpoints
Access: POST
SMB share endpoints
SMB/shares: GET
SMB/shares/{shareName}: GET
SMB/shares: POST
SMB/shares/{shareName}: PUT
SMB/shares/{shareName}: DELETE
SMB/shares/{shareName}/acl: DELETE
SMB/shares/{shareName}/acl: GET
SMB/shares/{shareName}/acl/{name}: DELETE
SMB/shares/{shareName}/acl/{name}: GET
SMB/shares/{shareName}/acl/{name}: PUT
Threshold endpoints
Thresholds: GET
Thresholds: POST
Thresholds/{name}: DELETE
Thresholds/{name}: GET
Webhook event endpoints
Nodes/health/config/webhook/deleteEventWebhook: DELETE
Nodes/health/config/webhook/listEventWebhook: GET
Nodes/health/config/webhook/addEventWebhook: POST
IBM Storage Scale native REST API endpoints
AFM endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/afm/state: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/checkdirty: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/checkuncached: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/flushqueue: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/resumerequeued: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/resync: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm/state: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm:resetlocal: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm:setlocal: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm:start: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afm:stop: POST
AFMCOS endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/buckets/{bucket_name}/afmcos/delcoskeys: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/buckets/{bucket_name}/afmcos/getcoskeys: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/buckets/{bucket_name}/afmcos/setcoskeys: PUT
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/configure: PUT
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/delete: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/download: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/evict: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/reconcile: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/afmcos/upload: PUT
API-health endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/apihealth: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/apihealth/{node_name}: GET
Authorization endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/cani: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/cani:impersonate: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/domains: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/domains: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/domains/{name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/domains/{name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/domains/{name}: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/module: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/authorization/module: PATCH
Cluster endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters:migrate: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/trust: GET
Configuration endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/config/admin: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/config/admin/{name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/config/admin:batchUpdate: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/config/cluster: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/config/cluster/{name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/config/cluster:batchUpdate: PATCH
Diagnostics endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes/{node}/diagnostics/version: GET
File system endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}:mount: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}:mount: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}:unmount: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{name}: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems:mount: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems:unmount: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}:rebalance: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}:restripe: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{fs_name}/directory/{dirpath}:stat: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{fs_name}/directory/{dirpath}: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{fs_name}/directory/{dirpath}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{fs_name}/directory/{dirpath}: DELETE
File system disk endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks/{disk_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks/{disk_name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks:batchAdd: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disks:batchDelete: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/disksquorum: GET
Fileset endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}/usage: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}:link: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset_name}:unlink: POST
Manager endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/manager: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{name}/manager: POST
Node endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes:batchAdd: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes:start: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes/status: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes:stop: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nodes/config: GET
XCP operation endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp/config: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp/config: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp/{id}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp:enable: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp:sync: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/xcp:verify: PATCH
Node class endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/nodeclasses: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/nodeclasses: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nodeclasses/{name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/nodeclasses/{name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/nodeclasses/{name}: PATCH
NSD endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds/{nsd_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds/{nsd_name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/{nsd_name}: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds:batchCreate: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/nsds:batchDelete: POST
Operations endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/operations: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/operations/{id}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/operations/{id}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/operations/{id}/output: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/operations/{id}:cancel: POST
Policy endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/policy: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/policy: PATCH
Quota endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/quotas: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/quotas: PUT
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/quotas: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/quotas/config: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/quotas: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/quotas: PUT
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/quotas: POST
Remote cluster endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/authorized: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/authorized/{name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/{name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/{name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/{name}: PATCH
/scalemgmt/v3/clusters/remote/{name}/refresh: POST
Remote file system endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/remote: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/remote/{filesystem}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/remote/{filesystem}: PATCH
Snapshot endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots/{snapshot_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots/{snapshot_name}: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots:snapdir: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/snapshots:batchDelete: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/snapshots:batchCreate: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/snapshots:batchDelete: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/snapshots: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/snapshots: POST
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/snapshots/{snapshot_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/filesets/{fileset}/snapshots/{snapshot_name}: DELETE
Storage pool endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/storagepools: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/storagepools/{pool_name}: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/filesystems/{filesystem}/storagepools/{pool_name}: PATCH
Troubleshooting endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/troubleshooting/persistentReserve/{device}/keys: GET
/scalemgmt/v3/troubleshooting/persistentReserve/{device}/keys: DELETE
/scalemgmt/v3/troubleshooting/nsds/clearID: DELETE
Version endpoints
/scalemgmt/v3/version: GET
Considerations for GPFS applications
Exceptions to Open Group technical standards
Determining if a file system is controlled by GPFS
Considerations for the use of direct I/O (O_DIRECT)
Considerations for the mmap usage
Glossary
IBM Storage Scale Big Data and Analytics Support
IBM Storage Scale Container Native 6.0.1
IBM Storage Scale Container Storage Interface 3.1.x
IBM Storage Scale Erasure Code Edition 6.0.1
Library and related publications
Product documentation in guide format
Redbooks, Redpapers, and Blueprints
Applying IBM Storage Scale
Active File Management (AFM)
Data sharing between central and branch offices
Data consolidation by using AFM
File system migration from the legacy hardware by using AFM
Data migration by using AFM migration enhancements
Examples of using IBM Spectrum Protect for Space Management on AFM filesets
Cache and migrate a file from RO fileset
Update from home on cached/migrated file in RO fileset
Rename from home for cached/migrated file in RO fileset
Read migrated file from RO fileset
Truncating a migrated file from SW fileset
Truncating a pre-migrated file from SW fileset
Delete a migrated file from SW fileset
Copy a migrated file from SW fileset
IW failback with pre-migrated file at cache and data update during application failover at home
Changing target protocol of SW/IW filesets
AFM-based Disaster Recovery
Creating new primary-secondary filesets, failover and failback to old primary
Convert GPFS-independent filesets to AFM DR, failover to secondary and failback to a new primary by using the outband trucking method
Changing target protocol for AFM filesets
Failback of multiple filesets
Examples of using IBM Spectrum Protect for Space Management on DR filesets
Read a migrated file from acting primary after failover
Write to a migrated file from acting primary after failover
Read a resident file from acting primary after failover
Failback with migrated file on old primary and no change from acting primary
Failback with migrated file on old primary and no change from acting primary
Failback with migrated file on old primary and update contents from acting primary
Failback with resident file on old primary and no changes from acting primary
Failback with pre-migrated file on old primary and no changes from acting primary
Failback with pre-migrated file on old primary and no changes from acting primary
Failback with new file in pre-migrated state on acting primary
Changing target protocol of primary filesets
Role reversal
Big Data and Analytics
Cloud
Configuration of an IBM Storage Scale stretch cluster in an export services environment: a sample use case
Examples to set up the AFM to cloud object storage
File and Object Storage
HyperScale Converged Solutions
Quality of service
QoS classification
Core QoS objects
QoS classes
Throttles for QoS classes
QoS operation
File-system-level QoS
QoS deployment guidelines
Workflows for QoS classes
QoS limitations
Examples of QoS configurations
IBM Storage Scale commands that are used for QoS maintenance
Analyzing fine-grained output from the mmqos report list command
Analyzing regular output from the mmqos report list command
Storage for Information Management Systems
Supported cloud data sharing use cases
Supported Write Once Read Many (WORM) storage use cases
Transparent cloud tiering
Using AFM with object
IBM Storage Community
Notices
EU Data Act (Regulation 2023/2854)
IBM Storage Scale FAQ