This section explains how to use the qq create_object_backed_cluster command.

Description

Creates a Qumulo Object Backed Cluster

Usage

qq create_object_backed_cluster [-h] --cluster-name CLUSTER_NAME --admin-password ADMIN_PASSWORD --host-instance-id HOST_INSTANCE_ID --object-storage-uris OBJECT_STORAGE_URIS [OBJECT_STORAGE_URIS ...] --usable-capacity-clamp
    USABLE_CAPACITY_CLAMP --product-type PRODUCT_TYPE [--node-ips-and-fault-domains NODE_IPS_AND_FAULT_DOMAINS [NODE_IPS_AND_FAULT_DOMAINS ...]] --accept-eula [--azure-key-vault-uri AZURE_KEY_VAULT_URI]

Flags

Flag Name Required Description
--cluster-name Yes Cluster Name
--admin-password Yes Administrator Password
--host-instance-id Yes Instance ID of node receiving this request.
--object-storage-uris Yes Object storage URIs, e.g. https://bucket.s3.region.amazonaws.com/
--usable-capacity-clamp Yes Set usable capacity limit for the cluster, in human-readable format (e.g. 5TB).
--product-type Yes The product type of cluster to create. Valid options for AWS clusters are: ACTIVE_WITH_STANDARD_STORAGE, ACTIVE_WITH_INTELLIGENT_STORAGE, ARCHIVE_WITH_IA_STORAGE, ARCHIVE_WITH_GIR_STORAGE. Valid options for Azure clusters are: ACTIVE_WITH_HOT_STORAGE, ARCHIVE_WITH_COLD_STORAGE.
--node-ips-and-fault-domains No Cluster node ips and fault domains. Parsed as comma delimited tuples , ,... To create a non-fault domain aware cluster, provide None in place of the fault domain ids ,None ,None ,None...
--accept-eula Yes Accept the EULA.
--azure-key-vault-uri No The URI of the key vault used to access blobs on Azure.