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Accessing the Gluster Management Console Using Java Web Start

-To start Gluster Management Console using Java web start, perform the following steps. -
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  1. Open your web browser. -

    Make sure that:

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    • Your web browser has cookies and Javascript enabled. -
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  2. Type the following URL in your web browser: -

    https://server-name:webserver-port/glustermg/ -

    Gluster Management Console login window is displayed.

    -Gluster Management Console -
  3. Type the following default user name and password in the login window: -

    Username: gluster -

    Password: gluster - - - -

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Adding Bricks

-You can expand a volume, as required, by adding new bricks to an existing volume. To add a brick to an existing volume, perform the following steps. -

Note: You need to add at least one brick to a distributed -volume, two (or multiples of two) bricks to replicated -volumes, and four (or multiples of four) bricks to striped -volumes when expanding your storage space. -

To add a brick to an existing volume, perform the following -steps.

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  1. Select the volume from the left pane, choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click and select Add Bricks. -

    The Add Brick window is displayed.

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    Add Brick

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  2. Select the bricks that you want to add to the current volume. - Click Add to add a specific brick or Click Add All to add - all the available bricks. -
  3. Click Finish. The Add Brick(s)to Volume window - appears indicating that the brick(s) is successfully added. -

    Add Brick to Volume Confirmation

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  4. Click OK. -
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Adding Servers to a Cluster

-Gluster Management Console discovers servers across the environment. You -can add servers manually or from the discovered list of servers to your -cloud environment to expand the amount of available storage. -

To add a server or a discovered server, perform the following -steps:

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click on the - Discovered Server node and select Add Server. -

    You can also choose multiple discovered servers or select All from the Discovered Servers tab and select Add Sever.

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    Add Servers -

  2. The console displays the Add Server(s) to Cluster - window to indicate that the server was successfully added to the - cluster. -

    Add Servers

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  3. Click OK. -
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Configuring the Gluster Management Console

-Gluster Managment Console enable you to manage you storage cluster. This -section describes how you can configure the GMC with your cloud storage -environment. - -

Need more Info here

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Creating a Cluster

- To create a cluster, perform the -following steps. -
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  1. Launch the application and log in with a valid password. -

    Select Cluster window is displayed

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    Create Cluster -

  2. Select Create. Type the name of the new cluster in the - Cluster Name field. -
  3. Click OK. The Gluster Management Console window is displayed with the newly created cluster. -
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Creating a Volume

-You can create new volumes in your storage environment, as needed. When creating a new volume, you must specify the bricks that comprise the volume and specify whether the volume is to be distributed, replicated, or striped. -

To create a volume, perform the following steps: -

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click and select the - Volume and select Create Volume. - -

    The Create Volume window is displayed. -

    Create Volume

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  2. Type the name of the volume in the Name field. -
  3. Select the type of the volume from the Type drop-down list. - You can choose the type as either Distribute, Replicate, - or Stripe. -
  4. Bricks will be created on all the disks of the cluster when - you create a volume, by default. Click Customize, to select and add - specific bricks to your volume. -
  5. Select the Access Protocol for the new volume by selecting GlusterFS, NFS, or CIFS checkbox. -
  6. If you choose CIFS, specify the user name and password to use - from Windows clients to connect to the volume. -

    You need to use user-based authentication for CIFS exports, - hence you must specify the user’s who can access the volume as a - comma-separated list in the Users field. - -

    For more information about configuring CIFS, refer CIFS - Services.

  7. In the Allow Access From field, specify the volume access control as a comma-separated list of IP addresses or hostnames. -

    You can use wildcards to specify ranges of addresses. Typing an asterisk (*) specifies all IP addresses or hostnames. You need to use IP-based authentication for Gluster Filesystem and NFS exports.

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  8. Select the Start Volume check box to automatically start the - volume once created. -
  9. Click Create Volume. The console displays Create Volume window - to indicate that the volume was successfully created. -

    Volume Created Successfuly

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  10. Click OK. -
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Remove Bricks

-You can shrink volumes, as needed, while the cluster is online and -available. For example, you might need to remove a brick that has become -inaccessible in a distributed volume due to hardware or network failure. -

Note: Data residing on the brick that you are removing -will no longer be accessible; only the configuration information is -removed - you can continue to access the data directly from the brick, -as necessary. -

To remove bricks from an existing volume, perform the following -steps.

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click and select the - Volume and select Remove Bricks. -
  2. If the volume is currently running, you are asked to confirm - before deleting a brick. -

    Remove Brick

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  3. If you wish to remove the brick permanently, click Remove - Bricks, Delete Data. -
  4. If you wish to keep the data but remove the brick, click Remove - Bricks, Keep Data. -

    The Remove Brick from Volume window is displayed indicating that the - volume was deleted successfully.

    -

    Remove Brick

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  5. Click OK. -
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Deleting Volumes

-You can delete a volume or multiple volumes from your storage environment, as required. -

To delete a volume, perform the following steps.

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click and select the Volume and select Delete Volume. -

    The Delete Volume window appears. You are asked to confirm before proceeding with the - volume deletion -

    Delete Volume

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    In case of multiple volumes, the Delete Volume window is displayed as shown below.

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    Delete Multiple Volumes

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  2. If you wish to delete the volume permanently, click Delete Volume and Data. -
  3. If you wish to keep the data but delete the volume, click Delete Volume, Keep Data. -

    The brick(s) directories of the volume will be renamed to <olddirectory>_<timestamp>. -

  4. The Delete Volume window is displayed indicating that the volume - was deleted successfully. -

    Delete Volume

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    In case of multiple volumes, the Delete Volume window is displayed as follows.

    -

    Delete Multiple Volumes

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  5. Click OK. -
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Deploying Gluster Management Console on a Dedicated Host

-You can display the server logs using the Management Console. The -following table describes the information displayed when viewing logs: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DateThe date of the log entry
TimeThe time of the log entry
TypeThe type of the log entry; either Normal or Error
DetailsDetails about the log entry
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Displaying Logs Based on a Search Criteria

-You can download the log file of your resource based on search criteria such as warning,error, alerts, and so on. -

To display log based on a search criteria, perform the following steps.

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  1. Select the volume for which you want to display the log and click the Volume Logs tab. -
  2. In the Scan Last field, type the number of messages to scan. -
  3. Select All or select bricks from Filter on Bricks drop down list. -
  4. Select the From date, Time, and To date and click Fetch Logs. -

    The volume log messages for the selected criteria is displayed

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    Volume Logs with Warning Search Criteria

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    The logs fetched from the servers can be filtered further by typing a value in the Filter String field. -

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Downloading the Logs

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You can download the server logs to your local machine to analyze and archive, as required.

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To download logs, perform the following steps.

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  1. Select the volume for which you want to download the logs -
  2. From the Gluster menu or toolbar, select Download Logs. -
  3. A window is displayed allowing you to choose the download location on your machine. -
  4. Choose the location, and click Save. -

    The logs for the selected volume are downloaded to the location you specified in a .tar.gz file format.

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Initializing a Disk

-To initialize a disk, perform the following steps. -
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  1. In the left pane of the console window, select the Server. -

    The Disks tab displays all the disks in the cluster.

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    Disk Tab

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  2. Select the disk to format and click Initialize. -

    The Select Filesystem Type window is displayed. -

    Select Filesystem Type

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  3. Choose the File System type from the drop-down list. Click OK. -

    The selected disk begins formatting and displays the current status in the Task tab. -

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Logging into the Management Console

-The GMC console is a GUI application accessible at -http://localhost:8080/glustergmc -console when you start the server. - - \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/com.gluster.storage.management.console.help/html/tasks/maintopic (3).html b/src/com.gluster.storage.management.console.help/html/tasks/maintopic (3).html deleted file mode 100644 index dccb80ab..00000000 --- a/src/com.gluster.storage.management.console.help/html/tasks/maintopic (3).html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - Main Topic - - - -

Main Topic

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Main Topic

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Migrating Bricks

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You can migrate the data from one brick to another, as needed, while the cluster is online and available. -You can migrate bricks, that is, move data from one brick to another within your cluster. You might want to do this, for example, when upgrading a disk to another with a larger capacity. -

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When migrating a disk, the Gluster Management Console allows you to select both the source and destination bricks. After initiating a disk migration, the Task tab displays the status of the migration. You can stop, pause, resume, or commit the migration by selecting the appropriate icon from the toolbar.

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To migrate volume data from one brick to another, perform the following steps.

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  1. Select Migrate Bricks by choosing from the menu, toolbar, or right click when you select the volume. -

    The Migrate Brick window is displayed.

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    Migrate Brick -

  2. Select the source brick from the From Brick table. -
  3. Select the destination brick from the To Brick table. -
  4. Click Finish. The Brick Migration window appears indicating that the brick was successfully migrated. -

    Migrate Brick Success -

  5. The Tasks tab displays the migration status (updated periodically). -
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Rebalancing Volumes

-You can rebalance a volume, as required. After adding bricks, you need to rebalance the data among the servers. New directories created after expanding the volume will be evenly distributed automatically through this process. -

To rebalance a volume, perform the following steps:

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click to select the volume. Select Rebalance Volume. -

    The Rebalance Volume window is displayed indicating that the volume rebalance is successfully started.

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    Rebalance Volume

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  2. Click OK. -
  3. Select the cluster from the left pane and choose the Task tab to check the volume rebalance status. -
  4. If you wish to stop rebalance of a volume, click Stop from the menu bar. -
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Registering a Cluster

-To register a cluster, perform the following steps. -
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  1. Launch the application and log in with a valid password. -

    Select Cluster window is displayed.

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    Register Cluster -

  2. Select Register. Type the name of the cluster and server name in the respective fields. -

    Note: Ensure that you type an online server name in the Server Name field.

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  3. Click OK. The Gluster Management Console will register the cluster with the gateway; fetch all the management information such as servers, volume resources and display them in the console. -
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Removing Bricks

-You can shrink volumes, as needed, while the cluster is online and -available. For example, you might need to remove a brick that has become -inaccessible in a distributed volume due to hardware or network failure. - -

To remove bricks from an existing volume, perform the following -steps.

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click and select the - Volume and select Remove Bricks. -
  2. If the volume is currently running, you are asked to confirm - before deleting a brick. -

    Remove Brick

    -
  3. If you wish to remove the brick permanently, click Remove - Bricks, Delete Data. -
  4. If you wish to keep the data but remove the brick, click Remove - Bricks, Keep Data. -

    The selected bricks directories will be renamed to <olddirectory>_<timestamp>. -

  5. The Remove Brick from Volume window is displayed indicating that the - volume was deleted successfully. -

    Remove Brick

    -
  6. Click OK. -
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Removing Servers from a Cluster

-You can remove the server, as required. -

To remove a server, perform the following steps:

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  1. Choose from the menu, toolbar, or right click on the selected - server and select Remove Server. -

    You can also choose multiple servers or select All from the Servers tab and select Remove Sever

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    Remove Server Confirmation -

    You are asked to confirm before removing a server. -

    Remove Server Confirmation -

  2. Click Yes. The console displays the following window to indicate that the server was successfully removed. -

    Remove Server Confirmation -

  3. Click OK. The removed server is listed under Discovered Server node. -
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Selecting a Cluster

-

The select cluster option is enabled after you create or register a cluster.

-To select a cluster, perform the following steps. -
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  1. Launch the application and log in with a valid password. -

    Select Cluster window is displayed.

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    Select Cluster -

  2. Select the cluster name from the Cluster - Name drop down list. -
  3. Click OK.The Progress Information window is displayed is displayed while the console fetches the management information for the selected cluster. -

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  4. The Gluster Management Console window displays the selected cluster. -
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  2. The Start Volume window appears indicating that the volume - (or volumes) were successfully started. -

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    Multiple Volumes Started Successfuly

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Starting the Gluster Management Gateway

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    The Stop Volume window appears indicating that the volume was successfully stopped.

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    Stop Volume

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Tuning Volume Options

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  2. Click the Volume Options tab. -

    Volume Options

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Creating Volumes to Simplify Administration

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