I agree the RDO book marks are a great idea and I took a few to
distribute at events and sessions, the gluster ones would be a great
idea also.
One thing I thought was good about the RDO ones was the few commands
shown that were needed to get a simple openstack setup running.
I guess this would be a good inclusion to get a simple Gluster setup
working.
I'll be keeping a close eye on this one as it would also be great for
events.
Cheers
Jon A
On 01/11/13 20:25, John Mark Walker wrote> Greetings,
>
> One of the best things I've seen at conferences this year has been a
bookmark distributed by the RDO folks with most common and/or useful commands
for OpenStack users.
>
> Some people at Red Hat were wondering about doing the same for Gluster, and
I thought it would be a great idea. Paul Cuzner, the author of the
gluster-deploy project, took a first cut, pasted below. What do you think? What
are the most useful commands that you would want to see on a single sheet
handout?
>
>
> BEGIN:
>
>
> Commands
>
> invocation for XML output (3.4 and above) - maybe a python code snippet for
looking at xml output?
>
> Syntax Diagrams and 'process flows'
>
> cluster Management
> peer - probe, detach and status
> pool list
>
> volume management
> Process reminders
> - create sequence - build bricks > create volume > Set volume options
> start volume
> - growing a volume - add node > define brick > add brick to volume
> rebalance
>
> Creating a brick
> - use lvm
> - supported filesystems (xfs, ext4)
> - use thin provisioned lv - preference (due to 3.5 snapshot delivery)
>
> syntax
> vol create
> vol stop/start
> quota on/off, adding and removing entries
> self heal status
> turning protocols off/on - CIFS (user.cifs) and NFS (nfs.disable)
>
>
> Xattr's
> reusing a brick
> - viewing the xattr
> - deleting xattr
> showing a file's relationship with the bricks and translators
>
>
>
> Disaster recovery
> establish georep
> check status - list of states - Initializing || Stable || Failed
>
>
> Client Side Help
> Windows drive map example (net use)
> NFS mount example for fstab
> glusterfs native mount (with backupvolfile-server syntax)
>
> Common tuning options Table
> network.ping-timeout
> server.root-squash
> cluster.server-quorum-type
> cluster.server-quorum-ratio
> cluster.min-free-disk
>
> File locations
> log files
> config files (vol file, hooks)
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