Add Backup Storage |
Add a backup storage to the Cloud. |
Edit Backup Storage |
Edit the name and description of the backup storage. |
Enable Backup Storage |
Enable the backup storage when it is disabled. |
Disable Backup Storage |
Disable the backup storage. Note: After a backup storage is
disabled, you cannot add images to this backup storage. However,
you can still use existing images to create VM
instances. |
Reconnect Backup Storage |
Reconnect the backup storage. This action will update the storage
information about the backup storage. Note:
- You cannot perform any operations on resources of the
backup storage during the reconnection.
- If any host can connect properly to the backup storage,
the status of the backup storage will be
Connected.
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Clean up Data |
Clear both the invalid data that have been completely deleted and
the temporary data that were expired on the backup storage to
release storage spaces. Note:
- For example, assume that you have deleted an image file
(either an ordinary image or a vRouter image) totally,
and have deleted the VM instances created from this
image file. If you clean up data, storage spaces of the
backup storage will be released. After you clean up the
data successfully, the UI will display the released
space size and the available space.
- Only data stored on ImageStore backup storages can be
cleaned up.
- Avoid operations such as writing data during data
cleanup.
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Update Password |
Update the password of the backup storage. You need to reconnect
the backup storage after the updates. |
Delete Backup Storage |
Delete the backup storage. Note:
- Deleting a backup storage also deletes all image
files,including ordinary images and vRouter images on
the backup storage. Please exercise caution.
- The preceding deleting operation can only remove the
records of the backup storage and the image on the
ZStack Cloud. Real data will
not be deleted. Deleting a backup storage only deletes
the backup storage and image records on the ZStack Cloud but not the actual
data.
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